Manorial Rights is a historical legal construct within the framework of fief holding and running with the land, denoting the bundle of privileges and dues conferred upon a lord of the manor by virtue of tenure, including rights to rents, services, justice, and resources from the land and its tenants.
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Manorial Custumals Reconsidered
Jean Birrell · Past & Present · 2014 · 63 citations
Manorial Court Rolls and Local Population: An East Anglian Case Study
Z. Razi · The Economic History Review · 1996 · 18 citations
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Tel Aviv University
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Emmanuel College - Massachusetts
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