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Malberge
Malberge [mons placiti, Lat.], a hill where the people assembled at a court, like our assizes, which by the Scots and Irish were called
Lawless Court
Lawless Court [quia dicta sine lege, Lat.], 'a tribunal held on King's Hill, at Rochford, in Essex, on Wednesday morning next after Michaelmas Day, yearly, at cock-crowing, at which Court they
Unclaimed property
v. Swiss Bank Corporation, (1921) 3 KB 110, explaining: Pott v. Clegg, (1849) 16 M&W 321; Foley v. Hill, (1851) 2 HLC 28. It follows from this that the Statute of Limitations will not run for such
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At the end of the period of your tenancy
the tenancy does not come to an end until midnight on the last day of that period, Notting Hill Housing Trust v. Roomus, (2006) 1 WLR 1375 (CA): (2006) EWCA Civ 407.
Ancient demesne
and services due to the lord are certain. See Third Report of the Real Property Commissioners; Merttens v. Hill, 1901 (1) Ch 853.
Copple
Something rising in a conical shape specifically a hill rising to a point
Dugway
A way or road dug through a hill or sunk below the surface of the land
Downhill
Towards the bottom of a hill as water runs downhill
Dorsum
The ridge of a hill
Den
A small cavern or hollow place in the side of a hill or among rocks esp a cave used by a wild beast for shelter or concealment as a lions
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