10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FORINSEC SERVICE»
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forinsec service in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The History of English Law
Efforts, however, tenures, had been made to classify the tenures, to bring the
infinite modes of service under a few heads, and before the end of the i Y. B. 33-5
Edw. I., p. 377. * See Braoton's explanation of the term ' forinsec service,' f. 35-7.
Frederick Pollock (Sir)), Frederic William Maitland, 1976
2
Record Society for the Publication of Original Documents ...
... and Robert de Mid- delton, respecting one carucate of land with the
appurtenances in Chetham, whereupon Geoffrey complained that Robert had not
acquitted him towards the chief lords of that fee, of forinsec service belonging to
that land.
3
Lancashire inquests, extents, and feudal aids
Bernard, his ancestor, gave to Bernard, his son, ij. bovates by performing forinsec
[service]. Geoffrey, son of Bernard, gave to Adam, his brother, half a bovate in the
same vill, and he renders one pound of pepper. The same Geoffrey gave to the ...
Lancashire (England), William Farrer, 1903
4
Lancashire Inquests, Extents, and Feudal Aids: 1205-1307
Sir Richard de Byron holds of the lord one messuage and (sic) Aschecrofte in
Heton Norreis by homage, fealty, [and renders for] forinsec service 811. yearly at
Christmas and Midsummer by equal portions. Geoffrey son of Hugh del Holt one
...
Lancashire (England), William Farrer, 1907
Grant" and quitclaim by William de Habbeton, son of William son of Nicholas, to
the canons of St. Mary of Ellerton,3 of the forinsec service, called scutage, and all
kinds of services and demands in which they were bound to his predecessors or
...
Charles Travis Clay, 2013
6
A Short Historical Introduction to the Law of Real Property
cause A was mesne between the king and B, that is, he stood between them. The
service of furnishing the knights to the king which was considered as binding the
land itself was called "forinsec" service, while the service due between A and B, ...
J. John Lawler, Gail Gates Lawler, 2000
7
The Kingdom of the Scots: Government, Church and Society ...
84 The shire was the unit for assessing and rendering the king's forinsec service -
military service, cain and conveth - precisely as in English Northumbria it was the
unit for rendering forinsec service, cornage and waiting. 185 The phrase ...
8
De Legibus Et Consuetudinibus Angliae -:
Likewise, a person may give a thing more freely than he has held it and by a less
service, as if a person be bound to his lord and feoffor to [perform] a forinsec [
service], the tenant himself may further enfeofl' another therewith, without the ...
Henry de Bracton, Travers Twiss, 2012
9
Conquest, Anarchy and Lordship: Yorkshire, 1066-1154
Whereas the forinsec service is related to carucage in a manner which varied
from tenancy to tenancy, the ward service is " PR 13 Henry II, 101 ; PR 31 Henry I,
138; EYC, vu, 42, 107-9, "2; Painter, English Feudal Barony, 132. " For the ...
10
the collected papers of frederic william maitland-downing ...
Agreement was made between them that the service of drengage should be
remitted, and that Fenwick should hold of Otnel, rendering an annual rent of one
hundred shillings, and doing whatever forinsec service was due from the said ...
Herbert Albert Laurens Fisher, Frederic William Maitland
