superinfeudation

superinfeudation. Hist. The granting of one or more feuds out of a feudal estate.

— Also termed superfeudation. Cf. SUBINFEUDATION.

“Whatever may be the proper view of its origin and legal nature, the best mode of vividly picturing to ourselves the feudal organisation is to begin with the basis, to consider the relation of the tenant to the patch of soil which created and limited his services — and then to mount up, through narrowing circles of super-feudation, till we approximate to the apex of the system.” Henry S. Maine, Ancient Law 88 (17th ed. 1901).

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译者Henry，毕业于世界顶级翻译学院，擅长翻译各种与企业管治相关的法律文件。