MRP: Legal Glossary

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This page provides a legal glossary to Chancery and other commercial oriented legal process in the mid seventeenth century

== Annuity =
Variant: Annuitie
Example:



Answer

Example:



Assignment of lease

Example:



Bayle

Example: "I went to Councell & soe to Yeld hall where I caused Bayle both for y:e 15000:ll & your goods which were nallowed [?] at 3600:ll ... 25th September 1662, Letter from Elizabeth Dalyson to Sir GO



Bill of complaint

Example: "Humbly complayning showing unto yo:r Lordship"



== Charge =
Variants: Chardge; Allowable charge
Example:



Confederation

Variant; Confederacon
Example:



Consideration

Variants: Consideracion



Counterpart

Example:



Court of Common Pleas

Example: "according to advise remooved y:e sute up into y:e Common pleas" 25th September 1662, Letter from Elizabeth Dalyson to Sir GO



Estate

Example: "temporal estate"



Indenture

Example: "indentures tripartite"



Interogatory

Example:



Jointure

Variants: Joynture
Example:



Lease

Example:



== Portion =
Variants: Porcion; Marriage portion
Example:



Power to dispose

Example:



Reversion

Example: "Granted the reversion of the same lands "



Trust

Variant: Trusts
Example: “the Trusts hereby lymmitted to the said Maximilian Dallison Mary Dallison and Margaret Dallison should cease”



Writ of condemnation

Example: "all yoar goodes in Bretons house & in his handes & your five hundred pounds in y:e East India Comp:a was attached [could be “attacked”] by Breton, Nowell, Pearse and a writt of condemnation ready to pass" 25th September 1662, Letter from Elizabeth Dalyson to Sir GO



POSSIBLE TERMS TO INCLUDE

Act (actings and proceedings)
Administrator
Bargain & sale (bargained and sold; contract of bargain and sale)
Beneficiary
Common reason (dissonant to common reason)
Hereditaments
Interest (interest in land)
Life (lease for three lives)
Possessed (possessed and interested of and in)
Premises (lands and premisses)
Released (estate settled and released)
Rent (rent and profits)
Residue (of a term of a lease)
Surrender (an interest, a lease)
Value (yearly value; rent at a year)
Tenements
Unnatural