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De parco fracto - Wikipedia
De parco fracto (Law Latin "of pound breach") is a historical common-law writ against a person, often an owner, who breaks into a pound to rescue animals. en.wikipedia.org
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pound-breach, n. meanings, etymology and more
OED's earliest evidence for pound-breach is from around 1210, in Leges Henry I. pound-breach is formed within English, by compounding. Etymons: ... www.oed.com
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BREACH OF POUND - The Law Dictionary
Definition and Citations: The breaking any pound or place where cattle or goods distrained are deposited, in order to take them back. 3 Bl. Comm. 14G. thelawdictionary.org
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pound-breach
pound-breach Law. (ˈpaʊndbriːtʃ) [f. pound n.2 + breach n. Early ME. pundbreche represents an OE. *pundbryce not recorded.] The breaking open of a pound; hence, the illegal removal or recovery by the owner of goods lawfully impounded.a 1135 Laws Hen. I, c. 40 (Schmid) Pundbreche fit pluribus modis: ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Pound-breach Act 1843 - Legislation.gov.uk
1843 CHAPTER 30 An Act to amend the Law relating to Pound-breach and Rescue in certain Cases. [12th July 1843] www.legislation.gov.uk
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pound-breach - definition and meaning - Wordnik
pound-breach: The forcible recovery, by the owner, of impounded chattels. www.wordnik.com
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Fleet, Dorset
The Great Storm of 1824 caused waves to breach Chesil Beach, and many of the buildings in the village were destroyed, including the nave of the original An eye-witness described the event: At six o'-clock on the morning of the 23rd I was standing with other boys by the gate near the cattle pound when I wikipedia.org
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Cap. 168 Pounds Ordinance Section 5 Pound breach
5. Pound breach. Any person who releases or attempts to release any animal from any place where it has been impounded, or who pulls down, ... www.elegislation.gov.hk
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Pound-Breach Act, 1843 - Irish Statute Book
Punishment for releasing cattle impounded or damaging pounds. [1.] In case any person or persons shall release or attempt to release any horse, ass, ... www.irishstatutebook.ie
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Pound Breach - Hansard - UK Parliament
Lord Beaumont moved the second reading of the Pound Breach and Rescue Bill, which the noble Lord said, was to extend the same protection to cattle impounded for ... hansard.parliament.uk
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Pound-breach - The Free Dictionary
n. 1. The breaking of a public pound for releasing impounded animals. Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co. www.thefreedictionary.com
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Have I Been Pwned: Check if your email address has been exposed ...
Have I Been Pwned allows you to check whether your email address has been exposed in a data breach. haveibeenpwned.com
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pound
▪ I. pound, n.1 (paʊnd) Forms: 1–4 (Sc. and north. dial. –9) pund, (4–5 n. dial. punde); 3– pound, (4–6 pounde, pownd(e; pond(e). [OE. pund (pl. pund):—WGer. stem *pundo- pound (weight), = OSax., OFris., ON., Goth. pund (MLG. punt, LG. pund, MDu. pont, Du. pond), OHG. phunt (MHG. pfunt, G. pfund), a... Oxford English Dictionary
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Tom Cobb
However, he hasn't responded to her letters for some time, and when she finds him she will sue him for breach of promise. Tom accepts from O'Fipp a pound a week for as long as he keeps that name. wikipedia.org
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Ted Spillane
The marriage caused Spillane to be sued for breach of promise by Lily Prust to whom Spillane had previously been engaged. The bankruptcy was not discharged until 1956 when a dividend of 4s 1d in the pound (21%) was paid. wikipedia.org
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