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Definition of feoffment
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Feoffment
(n.) The grant of a feud or fee.
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Feoffment
::
Feoffment
(n.) The
instrument
or deed by which
corporeal
hereditaments
are
conveyed.
Feoffment
::
Feoffment
(n.) A gift or
conveyance
in fee of land or other
corporeal
hereditaments,
accompanied
by
actual
delivery
of
possession..
Feoffment
::
Feoffment
(n.) The grant of a feud or fee.
Enfeoffment
::
Enfeoffment
(n.) The act of
enfeoffing.
Defeasance
::
Defeasance
(n.) A
condition,
relating
to a deed, which being
performed,
the deed is
defeated
or
rendered
void; or a
collateral
deed, made at the same time with a
feoffment,
or other
conveyance,
containing
conditions,
on the
performance
of which the
estate
then
created
may be
defeated..
Enfeoffment
::
Enfeoffment
(n.) The
instrument
or deed by which one is
invested
with the fee of an
estate.
Enfeoff
::
Enfeoff
(v. t.) To give a feud, or right in land, to; to
invest
with a fief or fee; to
invest
(any one) with a
freehold
estate
by the
process
of
feoffment..
Infeoffment
::
Infeoffment
(n.) See
Enfeoffment.
Feoffee
::
Feoffee
(n.) The
person
to whom a
feoffment
is made; the
person
enfeoffed.
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