Freeliold

In American law. An estate real property. Frannck estate: a free estate. Fraiink ferine: frank or free Fraunk tenement: a free tenefraudem: it is a fraud to conceal a prsesumenda: fraud is odious and nemini patrocinari debent: excuse no man. Fraus et jus justice never dwell together. lurks in general phrases. Fraus of law; fraud upon law. law. To freight or load a vessel. fuerunt cum Tinis: they were law. Freight. Saxon law. A sum of money from prosecution. to servitude; certain or honoror exclusive, the opposite of sometimes so called. in copy-hold' lands. Free so called because exempted or diocesan. Free fishery: an river, or an arm of the sea. Free pledge: v. Frank pledge. certain and determinate service; not only certain but honorable, socage, where the services, nature. Free or frank tenure: villeinage, and modern copygranted to a subject for the called beasts and fowls of wartaking and killing game within such feudal services as were not or a freeman to perform; as to pay a sum of money, and the socaga allowance of land over and above much beyond, or without a fence; Of inheritance, or for life, in in lands to which one not yet entered. Freeholder. One who