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barmote (n.)
A court held in Derbyshire, in England, for deciding controversies between miners.
barmote Sentence Examples
- The barmote court adjudicated mining disputes in the Peak District.
- The barmote was an ancient legal official responsible for mining regulation.
- The barmote's authority extended over a specific mining area known as a barmote liberty.
- The barmote court settled disputes over mining rights, boundaries, and environmental impact.
- The barmote office was abolished in 1851, but its historical legacy remains in legal terminology.
- The barmote court held hearings and issued judgments to resolve mining conflicts.
- The barmote's decisions were based on local customs and mining laws.
- The barmote system helped maintain order and fairness in the mining industry.
- The barmote court's proceedings were often complex and time-consuming.
- The barmote played a crucial role in the development of mining law and governance in the United Kingdom.
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A court held in Derbyshire, in England, for deciding controversies between miners.
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The barmote court adjudicated mining disputes in the Peak District.
The barmote was an ancient legal official responsible for mining regulation.
The barmote's authority extended over a specific mining area known as a barmote liberty.
The barmote court settled disputes over mining rights, boundaries, and environmental impact.
