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cum astrictis multuris
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A quick definition of cum astrictis multuris:
Term: cum astrictis multuris
Definition: Cum astrictis multuris is a Latin term used in law history. It means that there are defined payments for grinding, and the landholder is bound to pay a certain mill with portions of grain in exchange for grinding the remainder of the grain.
Related term: MOLI-TURAE
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cum astrictis multuris
cum astrictis multuris is a Latin term used in law history. It means that there are defined payments for grinding. This term was used when a landowner had to pay a certain amount of grain to a mill in exchange for grinding the rest of the grain.
For example, if a landowner had 100 bushels of grain, they might have to give 10 bushels to the miller in exchange for grinding the remaining 90 bushels. This was known as cum astrictis multuris.
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