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Heritable rights

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(Scots Law) rights of the heir; rights to land or whatever may be intimately connected with land; realty.
- Jacob (Law Dict.).

See also: Heritable



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The machinations by which Greville served as literary executor and Ponsonby as unofficial stationer to the Sidney circle, for example, helped clarify what it meant for Sidney to have been a poet by envisioning him as an author whose heritable rights were allied with, yet distinct from, the economic rights of his publisher.
Lord Sewell also pointed out that netting stations are private, heritable rights which bring money in for their owners.
 
 
 
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