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infangthief
† ˈinfangˌthief O.E. Law. Obs. Forms: 1–2 infangenþeof, 3 infangen(e)-, infangethef, 4–6 infangthef, -e, (6 infanthef, infanketheiff), 7 infangtheefe, -theif(e), 9 Hist. infangthief. Also erron. 6–7 infang-, 8 infangentheft. [OE. infangenþéof, f. in adv. + fangen, pa. pple. of fōn to seize (see fang... Oxford English Dictionary
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Infangthief and outfangthief
Scope Infangthief (, . The charter included the grant of "sack and sock, toll and team, and infangthief". wikipedia.org
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outfangthief
† ˈoutfangˌthief O. E. Law. Obs. In 2 utfangene þeof, utfangentheif; 3 utefang-, utfangen-, 3, 4 outfangen(e)-, -fange-, -thef. [Answers to an OE. type {uacu}tfangenne þéof (accusative case) ‘out-caught thief’; but the expression appears to have come into use later, to match infangenne þéof, infangt... Oxford English Dictionary
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infang
▪ I. † ˈinfang, n. Sc. Obs. Abbrev. of infangthief.1549 Compl. Scot. xiii. 106 The grit familiarite that Inglis men and Scottis hes hed on baitht the boirdours..in marchandeis in..out fang and in fang, ilk ane amang vtheris. 1828 Scott F.M. Perth iv, Would you have us now yield up our rights and imm... Oxford English Dictionary
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Drowning pit
The right is described in full as pit and gallows, sake and soke, toll, team, and infangthief. wikipedia.org
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Legal doublet
furnish and supply goods and chattels have and hold heirs and successors high crimes and misdemeanors hue and cry indemnify and hold harmless infangthief wikipedia.org
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sac
▪ I. sac1 O. E. Law. Forms: 1 saca, 3 sacha, sache, 3, 6 sak, 2, 4, 7 sake, 5, 7 sack, (5 saca, sacke), 7– sac. [repr. OE. saca, accus. and genit. pl. of sacu str. fem., dispute, case at law, litigation, crime (see sake), as occurring in the 11th c. phrases saca and sócne habban (ᵹifan) ‘to have (gi... Oxford English Dictionary
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Waif and stray
usually appeared as part of a standard formula in charters granting privileges to estate-holders, along the lines of "with sac and soc, toll and team, infangthief wikipedia.org
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Soke (legal)
The standard grant of sac et soc, toll et team et infangthief represented the equivalent of the authority of the reeve at the hundred court, impinging wikipedia.org
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team
▪ I. team, n. (tiːm) Forms: 1–4 team, tem, (2–7 theam, theme), 3–6 teme, 4 teom(e, tyme, (3–7 them), 4–7 teeme, teem (9 dial.), 6 teyme, 6–7 teame, 7 taime, Sc. thame, 7– team. [OE. téam = OFris. tám, WFris. team, bridle, also progeny, family, line of descendants; OS. tôm, MDu., Du. toom bridle, rei... Oxford English Dictionary
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Jack o' Legs
The practice described in the legend of capturing and locally executing a person caught in the act of stealing, called infangthief, is early mediaeval. wikipedia.org
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Halifax Gibbet
execute any felon for the theft of goods to the value of 13d or more (), or more: The Gibbet Law may have been a last vestige of the Anglo-Saxon custom of infangthief wikipedia.org
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William II de Haya
retain the fines imposed (sake and soke), the right to exact tolls and to hold a market (toll and team), and the right to hang thieves caught red-handed (infangthief wikipedia.org
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Barony of Stobo
period preceding the formation of the Scottish Marches, with its holder exercising customary powers of "pit and gallows, sake and soke, toll, team and infangthief wikipedia.org
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Toll and team
usually appeared as part of a standard formula in charters granting privileges to estate-holders, along the lines of "with sac and soc, toll and team, infangthief wikipedia.org
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