The right of free warren did not extend automatically to the freeholder of the soil.
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Among her accomplishments as freeholder was construction of a new county courthouse.
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Sweeney, the state Senate majority leader, has been freeholder director for 10 years.
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He resigned as a freeholder in Gloucester County at the end of last year.
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Christie got his start in politics as a Morris County freeholder in 1994.
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But this has to be negotiated with the freeholder and can cost thousands.
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In leasehold properties, removing the chimney cap may require permission from the freeholder.
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The present Duke of Westminster remains the freeholder of the square.
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You want to pay as little as possible, while the freeholder will want to extract the maximum.
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The owner of a freehold
In New Jersey, the Boards of Chosen Freeholders are the county legislatures in each of that state's 21 counties.
One who holds property in fee-simple, fee-tail or for term of life. On death an estate held in fee simple passed by inheritance to the common law heir.
She who has a freehold interest in a property.
Someone who owns the freehold of the property.
One who holds land by fee simple. In colonial times, a freeholder had the right to vote and hold public office.
Legal/Administrative One who owns land free from any burdensome obligations to a superior landlord.
A person who owns freehold property rights (i.e. in a piece of real estate; either land or a building).
The Colony of Virginia voting law of 1736 defined a Freeholder as a white male 21 years of age who owns at least 100 acres of unimproved land or 25 improved acres with a house and a "plantation". Any qualified Freeholder who failed to vote was subject to a fine of 200 pounds of tobacco. ...