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Glossary 5 - 23 Aug 2014 - Main.EbenMoglen
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Glossary 4 - 23 Sep 2008 - Main.LuisVilla
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A page for a glossary of terms. Please link to further reading where appropriate, or to a blank page where more research is appropriate but not yet done. | | | bill petitions to the king | |
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> | capias arrest; essentially a substitute for a modern warrant as a tool for getting someone to show up when they are being sued. | | | ceorl (celt, becomes churl)- a person without rights; slave; one who lives under the direction of others.
counter from conter- the 'teller of tales'. Begins the lawsuit by starting the telling of the tale of the lawsuit (the 'count'), after the writ? is presented. | | | justiciar local representative of the king, post-Norman invasion. Nominally only serving while the king is absent, but in practice permanently responsible for a region (e.g., York.) | |
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> | latitat writ of lurking; used after capias when someone cannot be found. | | | lawe to declaw a dog so that it cannot hunt in a royal (Norman) forest.
merchet fee paid by the villein to the lord on the marriage of the villein's daughters. |
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Glossary 3 - 16 Sep 2008 - Main.LuisVilla
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> | counter from conter- the 'teller of tales'. Begins the lawsuit by starting the telling of the tale of the lawsuit (the 'count'), after the writ? is presented.
Common Bench? , also Banco. Where writs are sent; Magna Carta demands that it must stay in one place instead of moving around.
Curia Regis? the King's court. | | | eorl later eolderman, later alderman; also root of 'earl'. A leader or elder of a tun/vill. | |
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felony early on, a failure of feudal obligation. No lawyer allowed until 17th century. | | | justiciar local representative of the king, post-Norman invasion. Nominally only serving while the king is absent, but in practice permanently responsible for a region (e.g., York.)
lawe to declaw a dog so that it cannot hunt in a royal (Norman) forest.
merchet fee paid by the villein to the lord on the marriage of the villein's daughters. | |
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> | nisi prius? 'unless before' | | | ostensurus quaere a type of early Writ? ; eventually related to torts. | |
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> | possessory remedies? | | | praecipe a type of Writ? , potentially the oldest. Includes writs of write; eventually related to property.
socage type of EarlyTenancy? , along with military tenure. |
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Glossary 2 - 11 Sep 2008 - Main.LuisVilla
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> | justiciar local representative of the king, post-Norman invasion. Nominally only serving while the king is absent, but in practice permanently responsible for a region (e.g., York.)
lawe to declaw a dog so that it cannot hunt in a royal (Norman) forest.
merchet fee paid by the villein to the lord on the marriage of the villein's daughters.
ostensurus quaere a type of early Writ? ; eventually related to torts.
praecipe a type of Writ? , potentially the oldest. Includes writs of write; eventually related to property.
socage type of EarlyTenancy? , along with military tenure.
villein latin; becomes villain. See ceorl. |
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Glossary 1 - 11 Sep 2008 - Main.LuisVilla
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A page for a glossary of terms. Please link to further reading where appropriate, or to a blank page where more research is appropriate but not yet done.
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eorl later eolderman, later alderman; also root of 'earl'. A leader or elder of a tun/vill. |
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