Chase

chace.

In English law

A large than a forest, but larger than a park, in two parts and divided in or chyrographum was writde feoflfamento: a charter of cliarter of the forest; a charter of Henry III. and containing una parte: a deed of one part; claiuantia: a charter of quit-claim. of confirmation. Charta de tiling not in existence is void. Charter-party; Magna Charta. on which instruments, books, writing. Charta pura: blank letter of defiance or challenge to period when trial by battel was privileges and franchises, usupower of a state; an act of contract by which an entire ship, to a merchant, for the conveyto one or more places. Charlaw, a charter or instrument is forgiven a felony or other instrument under seal, containing man and man, as, a conveyor other sealed instrument; an grant from the crown to a perof rights, liberties, franchises or by charter, or written evidence; rolls preserved among the old charters from the year 1199 to by a superior to his vassal, paid by him; a writing which of the feudal right to the vasfor a voyage; a freighter. charter, v. Charter. extent of woody ground, smaller lying open and privileged for to wild animals of chase, but not to establish forest law within such precinct; a right to hunt beasts of the chase; in one sense either a forest or a park, a forest being called a royal chase, and a park an enclosed chase, and every forest being a chase, though not every chase is a forest, v. Common chase; Forest; Park.