to feoff (one person) to the use of (another): to invest with the legal estate, subject to an obligation to allow the use to (the other person).
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| 释义 | society > law > transfer of property > settlement of property > settle (property) [verb (transitive)] > put property in trust (5) to feoff (one person) to the use of1491 to feoff (one person) to the use of (another): to invest with the legal estate, subject to an obligation to allow the use to (the other person). to put (out) to nurse1593 to put (out) to nurse: to commit (a child) to the care of a nurse, esp. away from the child's home. Also figurative. Now archaic. to make over1650 transitive. To settle (an estate, etc.) in the hands of trustees. Also used intransitively in same sense. Obsolete. trustee1818 transitive. To put (assets, property, etc.) into the possession of a trustee or trustees. Formerly also: to secure a trustee or trustees for (a… Subcategories:— make a trustee of (1) |
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