folc-gemote — /fowkgamowt/ (folc gemote Spelled also, folkmote, folcmote, folkgemote; from folc, people, and gemote, an assembly.) In Saxon law, a general assembly of the people in a town or shire. It appears to have had judicial functions of a limited nature … Black's law dictionary
folc-gemote — Same as folcmote … Ballentine's law dictionary
folc-land — /fowklzend/ In Saxon law, land of the folk or people. Land belonging to the people or the public folc land was the property of the community. It might be occupied in common, or possessed in severally; and, in the latter case, it was probably… … Black's law dictionary
folc-land — /fowklzend/ In Saxon law, land of the folk or people. Land belonging to the people or the public folc land was the property of the community. It might be occupied in common, or possessed in severally; and, in the latter case, it was probably… … Black's law dictionary
folc-mote — /fowkmowt/ A general assembly of the people, under the Saxons. See folc gemote … Black's law dictionary
folc-mote — /fowkmowt/ A general assembly of the people, under the Saxons. See folc gemote … Black's law dictionary
folkmote — /fowkgamowt/ (folc gemote Spelled also, folkmote, folcmote, folkgemote; from folc, people, and gemote, an assembly.) In Saxon law, a general assembly of the people in a town or shire. It appears to have had judicial functions of a limited nature … Black's law dictionary
folcmote — /fowkgamowt/ (folc gemote Spelled also, folkmote, folcmote, folkgemote; from folc, people, and gemote, an assembly.) In Saxon law, a general assembly of the people in a town or shire. It appears to have had judicial functions of a limited nature … Black's law dictionary
folkgemote — /fowkgamowt/ (folc gemote Spelled also, folkmote, folcmote, folkgemote; from folc, people, and gemote, an assembly.) In Saxon law, a general assembly of the people in a town or shire. It appears to have had judicial functions of a limited nature … Black's law dictionary
folkmote — /fowkgamowt/ (folc gemote Spelled also, folkmote, folcmote, folkgemote; from folc, people, and gemote, an assembly.) In Saxon law, a general assembly of the people in a town or shire. It appears to have had judicial functions of a limited nature … Black's law dictionary
