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Court Rolls of the Manor of Wakefield: Volume 4, 1315 to 1317
Where are we to search for instances of trials for infangthief elsewhere than in the
Coroners' Rolls, seeing that only one or two examples can be found in these
Wakefield Court Rolls ? Let us, first of all then, enquire if, as we should expect
them ...
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Rights of Common and Other Prescriptive Rights: Being ...
1 & 2 Infangthief With regard to the franchises of infangthief and out- ttdef°U "*"
fangthief mentioned by Lord Coke in the passage that I have read if), they have
both long become obsolete. Infangthief was a liberty or privilege, granted to the ...
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Seignorial Administration in England
Noël Denholm-Young. northern barons to the assize, for there was no
frankpledge in the north.1 In some parts, however, the assize was claimed as
appurtenant to the view,2 and in others infangthief as well (e.g. in Kent).3 Many
lords naturally ...
4
A History of the Criminal Law of England
59-64; infangthief, law of, 59; purgation and ordeal, law of, 59; the wer, 60; private
war, 60 ; frith-bryce and mund-bryce, 60 ; the king's peace, 60 ; trial by combat, 61
; presumption of law as to travallers, law of Ina, 61 INFANGTHIEF, or the law ...
James Fitzjames Stephen, 2014
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Essays in Medieval History
There was another vacancy in 1085, with which we may connect a similar
English writ declaring the canons of St. Paul's to be worthy of sac and soc, in
borough and out of borough, by strand and by land ; also of toll and team and
infangthief, ...
Frederick Maurice Powicke, 1925
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The Governance of Norman and Angevin England, 1086-1272
It was a mark of the status at least of a greater thegn to exercise the powers
comprehended in a mnemonic formula known from the eleventh century as 'sac
and soc, toll and team, and infangthief ' . Of these terms sac and soc is the
hardest to ...
Wilfred Lewis Warren, 1987
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The Aristocracy of Norman England
One particular problem is that of deciding the significance during the century after
the Norman Conquest of rights of sake and soke, often combined with toll and
team, and sometimes with infangthief. In general terms the right of sake and soke
...
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the rise and progress of the english commonwealth ...
172 Limitations imposed by the King's Court, after the Conquest, upon the
exercise of the Franchise of "Infangthief," or the right possessed by the Lord of the
Township of inflicting summary punishment 173 The Grith-Sergeant or Peace
Officer, ...
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An Essay Towards a Topographical History of the County of ...
Infangthief, infangenethef, or infangthef, (from the Saxon in, fang to take, and thef
ar theof, a thief) A privilege to try'(thieves and felons, taken within the limits of any
place to which it was granted. Kay age. The same as wharfage, or money ...
Francis Blomefield, Charles Parkin, 1810
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Border Liberties and Loyalties: North-east England, C.1200 - ...
Thus their lords had by long usage gallows and infangthief, and the assizes of
bread and ale; they might also claim, often by royal grant, rights of chase, warren,
market and fair. Such powers were significant forms of local authority: infangthief,
...
Matthew L. Holford, Keith John Stringer, 2010
