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saer tenure

ancient Irish law
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  • Brehon laws

    …methods of letting and hiring: saer (ā€œfreeā€) and daer (ā€œunfreeā€). The conditions of saer tenure were largely settled by the law; the clansman was left free within the limits of justice to end the relationship, and no liability was imposed on the clansman’s joint family. On the other hand, daer…

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    …methods of letting and hiring: saer (ā€œfreeā€) and daer (ā€œunfreeā€). The conditions of saer tenure were largely settled by the law; the clansman was left free within the limits of justice to end the relationship, and no liability was imposed on the clansman’s joint family. On the other hand, daer…

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