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Legal Definitions - superinfeudation
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Definition of superinfeudation
Definition: Superinfeudation is the granting of one or more feuds out of a feudal estate. It is also known as superfeudation. This is different from subinfeudation, which is the granting of a feud out of a feud.
Example: A lord grants a piece of land to a vassal, who then grants a portion of that land to another vassal. This is an example of superinfeudation.
This means that the original lord still has control over the entire estate, but the vassals have control over their own portions of the land. This system was common in feudal societies, where land ownership was a key factor in social and political power.
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Simple Definition
Superinfeudation: A fancy word used in history to describe when someone who already owns a piece of land gives part of it to someone else to own and take care of. This is also called superfeudation. It's like sharing a toy with a friend, but instead of a toy, it's a piece of land.
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