feu Scots Law

feu Scots Law
feu Scots Law [fju:]
noun a perpetual lease at a fixed rent.
↘a piece of land held by such a lease.
verb (feus, feuing, feued) grant (land) on such a lease.
Origin
C15: from OFr. (see fee).

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