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Agistment
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Agistment
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Agisted livestock
Agisted livestock, means livestock belonging to another person which has been taken in by the tenant of an agricultural
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Egistment
Egistment. See AGISTMENT.
Distress
sufficient distress on the premises. Also, on agricultural holdings; (13) Hired machinery and breeding stock absolutely; and (14) Agisted stock, conditionally. A distress cannot be made in the night, i.e., after sunset and before sunrise (except in
Gisement
Gisement, cattle taken in to graze at a certain price; also the money received for grazing cattle. See AGISTMENT
Grazing
on the sides of the highway belongs to the adjoining owners usque ad medium filum vi'. See also AGISTMENT. As to power to attach grazing rights to small holdings and allotments, see s. 42 of the Small
Tack
a lease or contract of location; also an addition, supplement; also cattle taken in by a tenant on agistment. To add one's own period of land possession to a prior possessor's period to establish continuous adverse possession
Pasturer
One who pastures one who takes cattle to graze See Agister
Guest-taker
Guest-taker, an agister; one who took cattle into feed in the royal forests.
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