Meanings of feudal tenure in English

This is the feudal tenure which they cannot alter.

Among others came preparations for the abolition of feudal tenure, making a vassal population freeholders!

The system itself, the last relic of feudal tenure in Canada, was abolished by Canadian law.

These are the common incidents of feudal tenure.

Hence the owning of land under feudal tenure was the great and only essential characteristic of mediaeval feudalism.

What is meant by feudal tenure?

The abolition of feudal tenure and serfdom on the distinctively Austrian lands, of all his attempted reforms, alone was permanent.

Item, you must hold Poictesme, and your heirs forever after must hold Poictesme, not in fee but by feudal tenure.

The small manufacturer is like the farmer; and small manufacturers and farmers to-day are reduced, to all intents and purposes, to feudal tenure.

The power of commuting the seigniorial or feudal tenure into free and common soccage was given to the censitaire in transactions with the crown.

Hence Sir Leicester yields up his family legs to the family disorder as if he held his name and fortune on that feudal tenure.

There were other provisions made in the Great Charter, that went deeper than the feudal tenure, and affected the whole body of the civil government.

The desire of male heirs is not appendant only to feudal tenures.

Charles II; Abolition of Feudal Tenure; Establishment of a Standing Army.

The feudal tenures of the crown, such as knights' service, were converted into free socage.

Feudal tenures were converted into freehold in 1646.