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Term: UT DE FEODO
Definition: UT DE FEODO means "as of fee" in Law Latin. It is used to indicate that something is being done in relation to a fee.
Example: The land was granted to the new owner ut de feodo.
This term is used in Law Latin to indicate that something is granted as a fee. In other words, it means that the ownership of a piece of property is transferred to someone else. The example shows that the land was granted to a new owner as a fee, meaning that the new owner now has full ownership and control over the land.