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Muniment-house or muniment-rooms

Muniment-house or muniment-rooms, a house or room of strength, in cathedrals,

muniment [Anglo-French, from Middle French, defense, from Latin munimentum, from munire

Miniment or muniment, the evidences or writings whereby a man is enabled to

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Muniment, support, defence, record; deed or writing up on which claims

The act of supporting or defending

delivers a copy of the Court-roll, which is the tenant's muniment of his title. After 1925, in consequence of the enfranchisement

which his attention should be particularly directed in comparing the muniments with the abstract, are the stamps upon the deeds (see

Almaria, the archives or muniments of a church or library, Blount

Domesday, the name given to a record preserved among the muniments and charters belonging to the dean and chapter of Exeter

lands holden by copy of Court roll; that is, the muniments of the title are copies of the roll or book

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