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emblement Law.|ˈɛmblɪmənt|
Forms: 5 inblement, 6 emblemente, 7 embleament, 8– emblement.
[a. OF. emblaement, f. emblaer, (mod.F. emblaver) to sow with corn:— med.L. imbladāre (It. imbiadare), f. in in + bladum (= F. blé) wheat.]
‘The profits of sown land: but the word is sometimes used more largely for any products that arise naturally from the ground as grass, fruit, etc.’ (Tomlins).
1495Act 11 Hen. VII, c. 61. §3 All fermours..[shall] have suche Inblementis and Cornys as be sowyn theruppon. 1590H. Swinburn Treat. Test. 218 Emblementes, or corne growing vpon the ground. 1641Termes de la Ley 133 b, Embleaments are the profits of the land which have beene sowed. 1741T. Robinson Gavelkind ii. ii. 167 The Lessee shall not have the Emblements. 1855H. Broom Comm. Com. Law 15 The general rule of law concerning emblements. |