feuar Antonyms
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Meaning of feuar
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feuar (n.)
One who holds a feu.
feuar Sentence Examples
- The feuar was granted perpetual right to use the land in exchange for an annual payment.
- Feuars were required to build houses and fences on their plots of land.
- The feuar system was common in Scotland in the 16th and 17th centuries.
- Feuars were often small farmers or craftsmen who could not afford to buy land outright.
- The feu duty was a rent paid by the feuar to the superior who owned the land.
- The feuar was responsible for paying all taxes and assessments on the land.
- The feuar had the right to sell or lease the land, but they had to obtain the consent of the superior first.
- The feuar system was eventually abolished in Scotland in the 19th century.
- The feuar system was a form of land tenure in which a landlord granted land to a feuar in exchange for an annual payment known as feu duty.
- Feuar Rights were granted to individuals or groups who were willing to develop and improve the land.
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One who holds a feu.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The feuar was granted perpetual right to use the land in exchange for an annual payment.
Feuars were required to build houses and fences on their plots of land.
The feuar system was common in Scotland in the 16th and 17th centuries.
Feuars were often small farmers or craftsmen who could not afford to buy land outright.
