Edicts, Ordinances, Declarations and Decrees Relative to the Seigniorial Tenure, Required by an Address of the Legislative Assembly, 1851 - Softcover

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9781150108785: Edicts, Ordinances, Declarations and Decrees Relative to the Seigniorial Tenure, Required by an Address of the Legislative Assembly, 1851

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1852. Excerpt: ... Bible in their own name For the costs which shall have been incurred in such proceedings; and this ordinance shall be enregistered in the office of the jurisdiction of Montreal, upon the request of the king's attorney there, who shall transmit to us, within one month, a certificate of such enregistration. Dated at Quebec, the 14th September 1720. (Signed) BEGON. Ord. from 1720 to 1721, No. 7, B, Folio 107. Ordinance which condemns the Sieur Joseph Amiot, Seignior of Vincelotte, to cause the boundary lines of the lands which he lias promised by location tickets to the Inhabitants of his seigniory, to be draion, and to execute in their favor deeds of concession, without any other charges but those of annual rents or quit-rents (redevances), and under tJie condition mentioned in these presents. Michel Begon, &c. Between Jean Fournier, the younger, Joseph Langlois, Ambroise Fournier and Thomas Caoiiet, inhabitants of the place called the Bras de St. Nicholas, in the seigniory of Vincelotte, plaintiffs by petition, of the third april last, presented by the said Jean'Fournier and Caoiiet, of the one part; and Joseph Amiot, seignior of Vincelotte aforesaid, personally appearing, defendant, of the other part. The plaintiffs aforesaid having demanded the conclusions of their petition, the defendant fyled before us dilatory pleas (fins dilatoires), praying, for the reasons therein contained, that we should be pleased to permit him to withdraw immediately, and that we should send the proceeding in question before the natural judge of the parties, where the judicial forms of litigation would be observed, inasmuch as we have given our opinion upon the matter in contestation in the presence of witnesses; wherefore, considering that since the ninth of April last, when t...

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