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subinfeudation


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The system in English feudal law by which a tenant could sublet to others.

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subinfeudation
in The Oxford Dictionary of Local and Family History Length: 15 words
subinfeudation
in The Oxford Companion to Family and Local History (2) Length: 37 words
subinfeudation
in Australian Law Dictionary Length: 15 words
Subinfeudation and Substitution
in The Oxford International Encyclopedia of Legal History Length: 2133 words

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