10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «QUITRENT»
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1
Introduction to the Law of South Africa
C. Perpetual Quitrent The State or other public authorities originally granted
citizens unimproved land in perpetual quitrent (a mixture of the Roman
emphyteusis, the Roman-Dutch erfpagrecht and English quitrent) almost
indefinitely to ...
C. G. Van der Merwe, J. E. Du Plessis, 2004
2
A.V. Chayanov on the Theory of Peasant Economy
In the quitrent system, however, the family is forced by noneconomic factors to
reach this equilibrium in such a way that the product obtained not only meets its
own demands but also the quitrent to be paid to the owner. Therefore, the
demand ...
Aleksandr Vasilʹevich Chai︠a︡nov, Daniel Thorner, Basile H. Kerblay, 1986
3
Pennsylvania Land Records: A History and Guide for Research
3 The quitrent system, initiated by Penn to provide his family with a steady
income, placed a nominal ground rent upon all land whether purchased or rented
. Although the quitrent was figured from the time of the return of survey, the
money was ...
4
Las Siete Partidas, Volume 4: Family, Commerce, and the Sea: ...
Where Property Is Rented by Men for Quitrent, Who Should Be Responsible for
the Damage to Said Property If It Is Lost, and How Said Quitrent Should Be Paid.
Contractus emphyteut-icus, in Latin, means, in Castilian, a contract or agreement
...
Robert I. Burns, S.J., 2012
5
The Etablissements de Saint Louis: Thirteenth-century Law ...
And it is the same for a relief for quitrent property [relevoisons]. But there is no
quitrent relief [relevoisons] 130 for custodianship, nor should anyone pay it for
quitrent property, nor for dower property nor for property in coholdership. And no
one ...
6
Colonial South Africa:Origins Racial Order
One important innovation was the introduction in 1 813 of freehold land tenure
under a perpetual quitrent system in place of the old loan- farm system. No new
loan farms were to be recognised, and henceforth loan farms were gradually to
be ...
7
The Story of Winchester in Virginia: The Oldest Town in the ...
The former preferred to bend, rather than run the possibility of being broken, and
he chose to pay the quitrent demanded by Fairfax. It is clear that the men who
purchased from him accepted the encumbrance under protest. Several put on ...
8
Patents and Deeds and Other Early Records of New Jersey, ...
Quitrent one fat hen or capon. 447 1695 April 21. Mortgage. Jonathan Osborne to
Jeremiah Basse for the Society, on the preceding no a. 448 1695 April 19. Deed.
The W. J. Society, by Jeremiah Basse, to Nathll Short of Cape May, whaler, ...
9
Taxation in Colonial America
oyal officials made numerous attempts to improve the efficiency of the quitrent
system. Its deficiencies stemmed from several problems. First was the quitrent act
of 1731, which allowed large amounts of land to escape quitrent ...
10
The American Past: A Survey of American History, Enhanced ...
They were then obligated to pay the proprietor (or king) an annual quitrent. This
was not rent as we understand it. The settlers owned the land; they were not
tenants. Nor was a quitrent quite a tax. The quitrent principle dated from the era
when ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «QUITRENT»
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Welcome to my World: Red rose ceremonies
In addition to the amount paid for the use of the land, the tenant paid a token called “quitrent,” which meant the tenant was quit and free of some objectionable ... «Boyertown Berk Montgomery Newspapers, Jun 15»
