Simple English definitions for legal terms
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A muniment house is a special room in a castle or cathedral where important papers like titles and deeds are kept safe.
A muniment house is a historical term used to describe a place where important documents such as titles, deeds, and other evidences of title were stored. These places were usually rooms located in castles or cathedrals.
These examples illustrate how muniment houses were used to store important documents related to the history of a particular place. They were used to keep these documents safe and secure, and to ensure that they were easily accessible when needed.