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enfranchisement

enfranchisement 1 : the act of enfranchising 2 : the state

enfranchise -chised -chis·ing : to grant franchise to ;esp : to

Enfranchisement, making free; used (1) of the newly conferring, as by

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tenure, or by refusing to perform the services. Copyholds maybe enfranchised, i.e., converted into free tenure, in several ways:' (1) If

One who enfranchises

by the purchaser made the filius-familias sui juris. As the enfranchiser acquired all rights of patronage, the father, on occasion of

claim of the widow. Free-bench was abolished in connection with enfranchised land by the (English) Law of Property Act, 1922, 12th

clay, stone, gavel pits or quarries, whether under the now enfranchised land or not, rights of entry, winning and search for

(English) Copyhold Act, 1894, enacts that values on a compulsory enfranchisement shall make allow-ance for heriots amongst other things; while s.

out of former copyholds are manorial incidents to which the enfranchised land is liable until extinguished under the (English) L.P. Act,

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