Demesne

I. fr. Own; one's own; lands held rectly by the lord, as distinguished from lands lands held in feudal tenure; bordlands.

In English law

— ' Demesne lands: lands of a in tenancy, but reserved by the lord for his tion; — of the crown: lands reserved to the jnxta mores loci comcognoscitur: crimes are where they are comtried. natural or positive; a delicto. a required act;

— to jury. or to some one acting person to be held as an buyer, — either actual, or sale or a bill of lading. return of goods taken owner, or for payment demeyne, demeigne, manor place, with the ancestors had, from time occupation, v. Deright for the doing of a under claim of right for v. Petens; Peto.;

— to order or award;

— to give in charge, as to;

— to ask or inquire; v. Demand. cutting off a member. faculties, or who has he does or saya. forward. meanwhile. absolutely, or used diheld of a superior, or manor not granted out own use and occupacrown at the original