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feu [Brit fjuː, Am fju] N Scot LAW

feu

bail m perpétuel

feu duty

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The town was granted its feu charter in 1814 and began to operate its own markets. en.wikipedia.org

They were also given the power to sell, feu and lease the estate or portions of the estate. en.wikipedia.org

A salute of one hundred and one salvos of artillery was fired, with a feu-de-joie from the long line of troops. en.wikipedia.org

The feu duties brought in an income for the landowners and gave security for the tenants. en.wikipedia.org

Each feu in a burgh was the same size, though the size varied between burghs. en.wikipedia.org

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