...from their lands there. . . . And for 575. ^d. for rent of lands and tenements there, let to divers tenants by Copy of Court [roll] according to the custom of the manor. . . . And for 5.1.. for rent of tenants at will of the lord there. . . . And for I05. for the farm...

...19 pp. 8vo. 1719 Sect. IY. (o).— ELECTIONS. See also ch. xv. . s. ii., (>, 1. Blaokstone (Sir W.) Considerations on the question, whether Tenants by...of the lord, are Freeholders qualified to vote in Elections for Knights of the Shire. (2) + ii + 52 pp. 8vo. 1758 Also printed in bis Law Tracts. -2....

...late in the tenure of Richard Adam, Adrian Adam, and William Adam, or one of them, for their lives by copy of Court Roll according to the custom of the Manor of Paington and one landboote called Lymbery containing 55f acres now in the tenure of William Adam...

...Wigglesworth v. Dallison ; Bryant v. Foot. Customary Freeholds. A superior kind of copyholds. The tenants hold by copy of court roll according to the custom of the manor, but not at the will of the lord. Abolished by the Law of Property Act, 1922. Customs. The duties or...

...as a necessary condition, but in open Court, to grant parcels of the waste in severally to be held by copy of court roll according to the custom of the manor. [678] And I find and declare that no such custom was proved. They also contended, that if the consent...

...plaintiff seisin of the land in question, to hold unto her, her heirs and assigns, for ever, of the lord by copy of court roll, according to the custom of the manor ; and that it had been the custom of the manor from time immemorial for the lord of the manor to make...

...the medwe at Babwelle. copie-höld n. [Cp. copie 3 & frë-höld.] Law. (a) Tenure of manorial land by copy of court roll 'according to the custom of the manor and at the will of the lord'; (b) land so held. (a) (l464) RParl. 5.5l7b: Nor that the seid Acte extend...

...yearc, or thereabout, that the tenants of the Manor for the most part held their lands within the Manor by copy of Court Roll, according to the custom of the Manor, and that at this day there are divers copybold tenants of the Mannor. That there were two water grist...

...for a parcel thereof. The said grounds were demised to Laurence Townley, grandfather of defendant, by copy of Court Roll, according to the custom of the manor of ell, and he occupied the same for term of his life without interruption from anybody. After the...

...Dukett of Sibton, his heirs and assigns; whereas John Duckett of Sibton, the grantee's father, held by copy of court roll according to the custom of the manor from the grantors as from their manor of Sibton one messuage called Clerk' in Sibton with 10 acres...