Chacea
A New Law Dictionary and Glossary · Alexander M. Burrill · 1850
A New Law Dictionary and Glossary
Chasea.
L. Lat [from Fr. chasser, to drive.] In old English law. A chace, or chase; a driving, chasing or hunting [of animals;] (Lat. fugatio, acttts.) Spelman.
Reg. Orig. 268.
The road or way by which cattle are driven to pasture, odled also a drove, droveway or drift way, (Lat. actus, q. v.) Spelman. Bract, fol.
227 b, 232.
A station of game, or hunting ground, (Lat. fugacia;) an extent of ground less than a forest, and larger than a park, where wild animals are kept for the diversion of the chase, [saltus et ipsa static qua, venatkmis gratid, a Juntur ferm.) Spelman,
See Chase.