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Term: nomine albae firmae
Definition: Nomine albae firmae is a legal term used in Scots law to describe a type of land tenure where the tenant pays only a nominal sum, such as a penny, to the landowner. It means "in name of blench farm" and is one of the ways in which lands were held by tenants from their superiors.
nomine albae firmae
nomine albae firmae is a legal term used in Scots law. It refers to a type of land tenure where the tenant pays only a nominal sum, such as a penny, to the landowner. This type of tenure is also known as "in name of blench farm."
These examples illustrate how nomine albae firmae is a type of land tenure where the tenant pays a nominal sum to the landowner. This type of tenure was common in Scotland and allowed tenants to use the land without having to pay a lot of money.