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the Dozo to pay the Islamic poll-tax. Disputes have also erupted over grazing rights for cattle. Moran, Steven; Forkel, Robert; Heath, Jeffrey, eds. (2016)

apparent problem since the partition, they obviously agreed with it. Grazing rights were one more thing that brought the village into disputes. In an effort

Wolvercote Common where the villagers of Wolvercote traditionally had grazing rights. Following the dissolution of Rewley Abbey, he also acquired the manor

Ozurget Uyezd) in the Russian Empire. It rose from a revolt over land grazing rights in 1902. Several issues over the previous decades affecting the peasant

family for generations. The ranchers in the area have enjoyed free grazing rights on the Circle R for years. Recently, the madcap heiress of the ranch

also the area where the Mauritanian crisis occurred, a dispute over grazing rights that led to a war between Senegal and Mauritania in 1989.[citation needed]

in use during the period when Strangeways and later his son held the grazing rights in the park. It may have been abandoned around 1458 when the lease was

ǀKhomanin clan of the Damara people. Following disputes over land and grazing rights, the foundation owning the farm granted exclusive settling and land

into the present day South Tyrol. Even today the South Tyrolese have grazing rights in the upper Defereggen Valley. The main village of St. Jakob im Defereggental

occurred in 1161 when one of the signatories of an agreement on the grazing rights of Ecclesfield Priory was “Ralph, the son of Oughtred”. The name Ughtinabrigg

Moughton is contained within 856 acres (3.46 km2) of common land with grazing rights (known as sheep gaits). The hamlet is within the boundary of the Yorkshire

2019[update] there were 93 registered commoners, some of whom with livestock grazing rights under the Commons Act 2006. Rights under the act include pasturage,

her fifties. Lockhart expanded the ranch, adding buildings, land and grazing rights until the ranch comprised about 7,000 acres (2,800 ha). The region,

and remained in the Nachtrieb family until 1936. The ranch has held grazing rights to a large area of adjacent public lands. After two other owners, it

rented the land from the Borough Council, which had agreed to buy the grazing rights on Fairfield Common from the local farmers. Jack Simpson (winner of

support for wilderness status in the years that followed, issues such as grazing rights and off-highway vehicle (OHV) access were subjects of contention. Wilderness

Whitehorse Ranch includes 63,222 acres (255.85 km2) of deeded property and grazing rights on an additional 287,205 acres (1,162.28 km2) of public range land administered

the local inhabitants, who feared that they would lose their common grazing rights. However, the main channel was constructed between 1791 and 1795, and

bounds, an ancient ritual defining the boundaries of the land where grazing rights were enjoyed. Parts of Leyton Marshes were used for the 2012 London

1947. In 1809, to the dismay of the local peasants who lost their free grazing rights, Hans Rømer built an impressive stone wall around the forest which still

Meadow is managed for a hay crop. Summer Leasow has restricted common grazing rights and is pasture. This land, which is semi-improved neutral grassland

town's population was 987 people living in 282 households. By 1732, grazing rights were already granted here, but apparently they were not used. Fifty

Cilan Head as "an area of common ground covering 215 acres", with "grazing rights for 900 sheep, 79 cattle, 30 geese and three ponies on the headland"

island, but it is uninhabited most of the time. Valtos crofters retain grazing rights on the island. The remains of Teampall Pheadair (St Peter's Church)

managed by the Fencott and Murcott Parish Council, which lets out the grazing rights. In 1989, the World Land Trust began purchasing plots of land in the

national monument status. In 1716, Louis Fourie (1690s–1767) obtained grazing rights from Governor van der Stel and he settled alongside the Duivenhoks River

president of the Oregon Cattlemen's Association and actively advocated for grazing rights and highway construction in eastern Oregon. Snider was born on September

inhabitants under the custom known as Turbary. There were also some grazing rights and honey was an important by-product of the bees which frequented the

between conservancies, in some instances the Maasai retain livestock grazing rights in . Due to this, it is fairly common to see cattle alongside wildlife

the Dawes Act, education, white intruders, tribal citizenship, and grazing rights. On September 6, 1869, Bushyhead married a widow, Elizabeth Alabama

unspecified number of families from nearby villages, with 10,000 head, have grazing rights in the national park. Some agriculture is practised in peripheral areas

"discovered" Crescent Meadow and Log Meadow near the Giant Forest. He claimed grazing rights there for several years. Tharp's Log is a home Tharp built in a hollowed

ceremony. First, it may have evolved from a requirement for maintaining grazing rights on the common. Second, there may be pagan origins for the custom of

about 7,000 hectares, half of which is common land with registered grazing rights for 45,000 sheep and 741 ponies. There are eight tenanted farms on the

administer these pits in the parish. Initially income was from shooting and grazing rights, but in the late 20th century they were let to civil contractors who

Company that was founded in 1882 by John R Craig on 100,000 acres of grazing rights. The Canadian Pacific Railway once ran through the town. Its closure

during the Marchenstreit conflict between the Schwyz and the Abbey over grazing rights. On the night of Epiphany in 1314 a mob from Schwyz attacked the Abbey

Percy, the widow of William de Beaumont, 3rd Earl of Warwick gave the grazing rights and the right to take timber to Sawley Abbey in 1189. And by 1211, her

the people granted this title and were they really allowed to have grazing rights in the town?". The Chorley Guardian. Retrieved 24 October 2021. "Freedom

When doubts arise that there will be peace and sufficient water and grazing rights, survival instincts align with 'bride hunger', sometimes driving the

working for the lord in return for a small arable holding and some grazing rights. It was the only tir cyfrif township in Anglesey to have a church. Like

employment as mere men, swanniers, and ferry operators in addition to their grazing rights. A whole way of life that had seen annual otter hunts on the Trent,

crafts; or (b) confer any right or interest in any burgess acres or any grazing rights connected therewith, or affect the law or practice existing at the commencement

gulls and terns were also gathered there for consumption. In 1916, the grazing rights on the island were bought by the Vereniging Natuurmonumenten, a union

present day Wimbledon Common was also once part of the manor, with grazing rights given to tenants of the lord of the manor. The Common was saved from

Indian Council of Agricultural Research. p. 44. ISBN 8171641253. ‘Grazing rights necessary for propagation of Bargur breed cattle’ - The Hindu, 6 April

liability for reindeer damages remained however. Questions of territory and grazing rights were particularly a problem in the Southern Sámi areas. In the Northern

unsuitable for arable land or woodlan. An Anglo-Saxon charter of 883 grants grazing rights over part of Durdham Down. The down was the commons of pasture for the

the Cape in which such land with full title deeds, water rights and grazing rights was for sale to anyone. In the 1860s, Herbert married a young girl of

it was in decay. The people of Gimbweiler and Weiersbach exercised grazing rights here, the legal disputes over which continued into the 19th century

commemorate a visit by Queen Elizabeth II, and the last remaining communal grazing rights of the Songora herders were rescinded, causing thousands more to move

for grazing their herds. The Cherokees attempted to collect fees for grazing rights, which were confirmed by the U.S. Senate in 1878, but collection of

the people granted this title and were they really allowed to have grazing rights in the town?". The Chorley Guardian. Retrieved 24 October 2021. "No

mingles with the sound of cattle as commoners can, and still do, exercise grazing rights. The common and village are in the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural

and torn down. Quite early on, the municipality sold its forest and grazing rights in the Soonwald to the state so that it could build its own water supply

for cultivation within the defined boundary was abolished, although grazing rights were retained. Despite its status as a National Park, there is much

pastoral pioneers such as James Stein and William Peter being granted grazing rights for their flocks on unsurveyed land. Over the life of the Burra Mine

included the Raksam Plots where the Mir of Hunza had enjoyed taxing and grazing rights throughout much of the late 19th Century as part of agreements with

to an undisclosed buyer the following April. The new owner has the grazing rights for the property and shooting rights for deer, snipe and woodcock. Under

problems with the missionaries at the adjacent Mission Santa Cruz over grazing rights, and the corrupting influence of the settlers on the neophytes at the

administration in Birkenfeld to defend the ancestral municipal and grazing rights boundaries against livestock herds from Rötsweiler and those belonging

of Kildare Act 1870 (33 & 34 Vict. c. 74). This act specifies sheep grazing rights for the Curragh. On the establishment of the Irish Free State in 1922

Castaic Range War was fought in Castaic country over ranch boundaries and grazing rights. It was the biggest range war in U.S. history. A feud started over Section

Park. They advocated for the cattlemen of Teton County to retain their grazing rights and fought hard to change the legislature. While often accused of secrecy

Morocco cooperated with each other in terms of providing reciprocal grazing rights as seasons changed, as well as during periods of war. These alliances

will be regulated by the BLM, as will traditional native access and grazing rights. The use of motorized vehicles is permitted only on designated roads

landlord—typically a nobleman. Peasant leaders supervised the fields and ditches and grazing rights, maintained public order and morals, and supported a village court which

2017. Carbonell, Rachel (9 June 2005). "Cattlemen fight for Alpine grazing rights". PM (ABC Radio). Australia. Retrieved 9 August 2014. "Australia's Greater

dated 1811 is shown as "Sheep Down" on which local stockholders had grazing rights. One such landowner in the early 20th century was Ambrose Gorham. He

about 7,000 hectares, half of which is common land with registered grazing rights for 45,000 sheep and 741 ponies. There are eight tenanted farms on the

Pena, Devon. "A native voice criticizes Bundy's claim to ancestral grazing rights". Hilleary, Cecily (3 April 2022). "Across North America, academics

under his reign, while Kuchis aligned with Abdur Rahaman were granted grazing rights in the area. The Hazaras were later permitted to return to these lands

aristocratic control over peasant marriages and expanded the peasants’ grazing rights. The uprising reverberated throughout Western Europe. It upset the feudal

and hirelings. Because they only had small holdings of land and no grazing rights on the commons, their occupants earned their living by working on the

bankrupted in 1933 after producing only one type of aircraft. After 1935, grazing rights for cattle were applied for by three local farmers and the building

Mulgrave Castle. The cross is apparently a boundary marker erected by the de Mauley family, possibly concerning their grazing rights as barons of Mulgrave

inclosed. Following the Inclosure, many poor farmers lost their common grazing rights, so in Elmstone-Hardwicke, a 10-acre (4.0 ha) plot was set aside as

but Thomas Fermor (died 1580), lord of the manor of Hardwick retained grazing rights on the land after its sale. Anthony Cope of Hanwell Castle owned the

Government resumed Brown's lease in 1939, and Ernabella (now Pukatja) gained grazing rights there. After the abortive attempt in 1957 to jointly establish outstations

escort of the return trip. In 1784, Spanish governor Pedro Fages granted grazing rights to Rancho Portezuela, near present day Universal City, to Mariano de

latter were left as the only military power strong enough to contest the grazing rights to the Uasin Gishu plateau with the rising Nandi. Several inconclusive

Staffordshire parish of Rowley Regis. The residents of Cradley had grazing rights, subject to an annual payment to the Lord of the Manor. As on other

the individual villages which was allocated to them was based on the grazing rights they had held in the past. This was followed during the period 1838

eventually became its rival, competing vigorously for land, water, timber, grazing rights, and what it considered a fair share of church and government funds

previously been extra-parochial, on which people from adjacent villages had grazing rights. After seven years, the Commoners rioted in 1642, breaking down the

was not actually owned by him, but he built up his empire based on grazing rights. In the 1890s, Ellis arrived in the Mission Valley and purchased a pioneer

the dominant mode of the village economy. However, the quarrels about grazing rights didn't allow Industrial animal agriculture and the efforts of Hüseyn

the Exmoor estate to Robert Siderfin of Luxborough. Siderfin used the grazing rights he gained on the estate but let the house to tenants, one of which was

rash of cattle rustling leads to a range war, centered on the disputed grazing rights to a fertile canyon. Hostilities escalate with the arrival of a gunman

The Nature Conservancy. Additionally Texas billionaire Ed Bass, owns grazing rights to nearly 10,000 acres (4,000 ha) until 2035 and whose cattle dot much

byelaws and are under the control of the Conservators, are: pasturage (or grazing rights): the right to graze sheep, cattle, goats, geese or mill horses (horses

Various agreements were reached with other tribes about water and grazing rights and new water basins were dug. Most importantly, until after World War

operated by the Trust since. 1500 onwards Enclosure of St Mary's Common, grazing rights retained for commoners, on aftermath, after Lammas (1 August) 1707 Racing

north of Watford, over parts of which the Wellow toftholders still have grazing rights. The village is associated with Robin Hood. An historian has claimed

the south-west, and Killington to the south-east. Landowners who had grazing rights on the land were compensated for their loss, and the rights of turbary

market rights, the right to their own weights, maintenance of mills and grazing rights in Saleggi, in Colmanicchio (Alp Vignasca) and in the Magadino and Quartino

tribute, Hunza enjoyed territorial rights in the Raskam Valley and grazing rights in the Taghdumbash Pamir. British era After the British suzerainty was

the individual villages which was allocated to them was based on the grazing rights they had held in the past. This was followed during the period 1838

the Inch until 1897. After a dispute with the tenant of Muirton over grazing rights had led to the temporary loss of the extension to the Inch course, it

was almost accidental, according to one source. When a conflict over grazing rights between two groups of Oromo was ignored by the central government, after

Maenclochog. Parishioners of Monington in the 16th century held ancient grazing rights in the Preseli Mountains resulting from an historic association with

year. In 537/538 or 539, he clashed with Mundhir of the Lakhmids over grazing rights on the lands south of Palmyra, near the old Strata Diocletiana. According

districts, respectively, are engaged in a dispute over tree-cutting and grazing rights. Helgi decides to slaughter all of the cattle belonging to Thormod and

local farm owner. The owner and his children were given lifetime cattle grazing rights on the guidestones site. The monument was located off Georgia State

enters the Order of the Temple and gives the land of Camp Long and grazing rights on the whole territory of Montmeyan. He waives all rights and inheritance

inhabitants of these settlements had to pay the so-called hut tax and grazing rights tax. This laid the foundation for the implementation of residential

Lancaster, later becoming part of the Duchy of Lancaster. Before 1361 grazing rights within the park were leased out, initially to the park-keeper, and the

Diawara between Moorish Mauritanian herders and Senegalese farmers over grazing rights. On 9 April 1989, Mauritanian guards killed two Senegalese. Following

Duchy of Lancaster. John of Gaunt, the 1st Duke of Lancaster, granted grazing rights and permission to fish in the River Kennet to the commoners of Hungerford

of her land from the commons element (for the benefit of those with grazing rights on it). Judge awarded £205 damages and an injunction, and Mr Wood appealed

governments to adopt a more sedentary lifestyle. They have demanded grazing rights to many of the national parks in both countries. The Maasai people stood

was not actually owned by him, but he built up his empire based on grazing rights. The History of Okanagan Mission A Centennial Project, Primrose Upton

detrimentally. Only houses registered at the time of the Act now have grazing rights attached, even if there is a change of ownership. In 1993, the Wolvercote

governments to adopt a more sedentary lifestyle. They have demanded grazing rights to many of the national parks in both countries. The Maasai people stood

Diawara between Moorish Mauritanian herders and Senegalese farmers over grazing rights. On 9 April 1989, Mauritanian guards killed two Senegalese. Following

Diawara between Moorish Mauritanian herders and Senegalese farmers over grazing rights. The border between Senegal and Mauritania was then closed, and the

those seeking the cure to walk and exercise in. The Award allotted grazing rights (or "gates") on the unenclosed land, so that animals on the 200 acres

he represented Harnosand, Umeå, Luleå and Piteå. The first made the grazing rights of the Sami people clear and the other related to forest management

her borders with Oman in an agreement that also provided for shared grazing rights and use of water resources. The exact details of the boundary were not

the area given to individual villages was based on their historical grazing rights. Because Sülze was primarily dependent economically on the saltworks

Ham Hill as a country park, three local farms used ancient free range grazing rights on the main grass area of the hill. Country Park status brought more

parish of Lamone in 1468 and in 1910 was raised to a Vicariate. The grazing rights to the alpine meadows of Alp Traverno and Alp Guzzala were originally

Vorsfelder citizen Hans Hoppe to rebuild the mill and paid the tax with grazing rights on his meadows. In 1658 it was recorded in the documents that the miller

of Holt set aside by the Inclosure Act of 1807. The poor of Holt had grazing rights for an animal and also had the right to take wood and gorse from the

Commission being granted by the commission a lease of the sporting and grazing rights which lease was to be continued in favour of his family. "Is Forestry

undeveloped, often public, lands. Owners of such animals often pay a fee for grazing rights. The concept of purebred bloodstock and a controlled, written breed

before its closure in 2012, and renting out communal tribal lands for grazing rights to local ranchers. The first white people to arrive through Harney County

Elandsheuwel ("Hill of the Eland"). He gave plots of land and communal grazing rights on this farm to other Voortrekkers in return for their labour in building

seasonal hillside hafods or dwellings became permanent homes. In the past, grazing rights were determined by local courts. Historically, Welsh sheep were shorn

the purposes of domestic and foreign trade, as well as for obtaining grazing rights in the face of competition; in the uplands, the endowment of the buildings

the 1840s overwhelmed the community. Many farmers had to sell their grazing rights (Alprechte) while others moved to America to escape the poverty. By

late 19th century. The Sultan would also be responsible for organizing grazing rights and in the late 19th century new agricultural spaces. The allocation

pension from the chapel at Newton Kyme, more land at Catton, along with grazing rights and the right to take timber at Gisburn Forest. By 1211, her grandnephew

ownership. Soon after, the association was able to purchase the sheep grazing rights, which were owned by a neighbour. The flock was removed, and this means

believed to have been used from 1778 to 1882 as an area where freemen had grazing rights under the 1778 Act of Enclosure. Between these dates the Racecourse

conflict between the demands of Roman agriculture and the traditional grazing rights of the Berber pastoralists that were the central cause of Tacfarinas'

typically a nobleman. Peasant leaders supervised the fields and ditches and grazing rights, maintained public order and morals, and supported a village court which

town of Brugg. The close proximity led to centuries of conflicts over grazing rights, city monopolies, taxation and especially the location of the municipal

act. For example, villages in Wolvercote north of Oxford used to have grazing rights on Wolvercote Common. However, since the act came into force, only those

fine sand. Algae also grows on the top of the reef and a battle for grazing rights between shoals of powder blue and convict tangs is shown, the former

saw repeated disputes between Adenbach and neighbouring villages over grazing rights. A comprehensive village régime from 1717, contained in which is a considerably

Dog discovered that Spotted Tail was taking money from ranchers for "grazing rights" and he denounced him for it, while Spotted Tail defended the practice

landowners to court, claiming that the enclosures impinged on their ancient grazing rights. The court ruled in the city's favour in 1874 leading to the Epping

there remained extensive commons, including Broadhalfpenny, on which grazing rights existed. As an important match venue, the earliest known use of Broadhalfpenny

right—even under colonial law—to occupy land there, until 1836, after which grazing rights could be obtained by payment of a licence fee. The locality takes its

that the federal government did not have the jurisdiction over the grazing rights on this public land and refused to pay his grazing fees. By 2014, he

Parker's efforts, the tribes received their first "grass" payments for grazing rights on Comanche, Kiowa and Apache lands. It is during this period that the

it formed part of the impropriate rectory, but the cottages retained grazing rights there until the 20th century. In 1981 the green was used mainly for

killed, many injured. This causes further protests. A dispute over grazing rights leads to the beginning of the Mauritania–Senegal Border War. April 14

says IPOB". www.vanguardngr.com. May 1, 2016. Retrieved May 1, 2016. "Grazing rights, routes or reserves? It is a subtle way to Islamise Nigeria – CAN".

tribe and the English colonists on Long Island in relation to cattle grazing rights. As a result, by 1655, he received substantial military support from

before Easter, an unusual auction takes place in Bourne to let the grazing rights of the Whitebread Meadow. Bidding takes place while two boys race toward

and North Platte rivers was chosen to avoid potential conflicts over grazing rights, water access, and campsites with travelers using the established Oregon

the grass would have been used for hay and/or grazing of animals. Grazing rights for cows were given to two locals on Hungers Green but these have not

Lichtenberg as a fief. Despite this difference, the two villages had common grazing rights. The villages were very small, with Dennweiler being made up of only

typically a nobleman. Peasant leaders supervised the fields and ditches and grazing rights, maintained public order and morals, and supported a village court which

underestimate and to that should be added another 100,000 acres of grazing rights. Later, along with his younger brothers, their South Island estates

smaller groups. Some of these differences were caused by quarrels over grazing rights, livestock and water sources. The ǃIkora were a nomadic people, who

their churchyard. In 1429 a jury agreed that both abbeys should share grazing rights and beat the boundaries according to their own claims. In 1460 the Second

Lichtenberg as a fief. Despite this difference, the two villages had common grazing rights. The villages were very small, with Dennweiler being made up of only

the early 17th century, when the Tush highlanders were granted the grazing rights in Shiraki in recognition of their military service to the kings of

in agriculture according to an intricate system of land ownership, grazing rights, and water access. Today, many Bedouin call themselves 'Negev Arabs'

which held common property and court rights. Minusio owned fishing and grazing rights in the Magadino valley, and shared ownership of the Terricciole region

the late 19th century. The Sultan was also responsible for organising grazing rights and, in the late 19th century, new agricultural spaces. The allocation

After twice being rejected by the farmers from Oldendorf who had wood grazing rights there, he was granted a site, four morgens in area, on 11 May 1816,

donkeys, pigs, and sheep owned by commoners' (local people with common grazing rights), are called "the architects of the Forest": it is the grazing and browsing

assessed against parties who were non-members of the tribe who leased grazing rights from him on his allocated land on the reservation. The Tribal Court

(modern Balkerne Gate on the western walls of Colchester) in 1391 over grazing rights to the meadows in the area. The following year in 1392 the abbot and

with Salem Town (present-day Salem). Arguments about property lines, grazing rights, and church privileges were rife, and neighbors considered the population

the late 15th century, are the remains of a hermitage from 854. The grazing rights that Lamone and Cadempino shared in the alpine meadows of Traverno and

rich lowlands, and the previously free overnight 'stances' or free grazing rights were 'charged' for or withdrawn for the drovers use altogether. A final

the land for public use. There were several more attempts to secure grazing rights on the national park land after its establishment and the National Park

"Peytevinisti" or "Peytefynsty", which also defined the limit of the grazing rights of Vale Royal Abbey; this is believed to have run from Weaverham in

aristocratic control over peasant marriages and expanded the peasants’ grazing rights. The peasant rebellion had repercussions throughout Europe. It shook

World Heritage Site status would create problems for oil production, grazing rights, off-road recreation, and private property rights. One point of controversy

treatment of the Apaches. After a clash with local politicians over grazing rights on reservation land, Crook had Gatewood transferred in 1885 to command

the winter pastures in the Magadino valley. Until 1920 they shared grazing rights with Minusio and Locarno and owned part of the shared Terricciole territory

local Lords supported but opposed by the Commoners who would have lost grazing rights. In 1632, Charles I sold the Crown's interest in the scheme, and it

proceedings mainly concerned with the use of the commons, especially grazing rights and enclosures. A stone obelisk on the boundary between Hawridge and

is. Long ago Fulani tribes and clans used to fight over cattle and grazing rights. Being the most treasured animal that the Fulanis herd, the cows are

Schwyz and Einseideln Abbey. The Marchenstreit started around 1100 over grazing rights around the Mythen mountains. It dragged on, accompanied by court cases

right." This principle, Hunter maintained, had been extended from old grazing rights to a modern requirement that common land should not be enclosed without

members opposed. Specifically, opponents of Wilson protested his sale of grazing rights on tribal lands to local white ranchers at too low a rate, reducing

(articles 120, 121), tax obligations (summary tax and timeframe to pay), grazing rights and their violation, service obligations to the Emperor, exemption from

market averaged $530, implying that over the 33-year period livestock grazing rights contributed $3.3 million to the local economy. Another major type of

rebellion when he received no government aid after a conflict over grazing rights. He then turned to Somalia to supply himself and other rebels with weapons

which were fought between sheep ranchers and cattle ranchers over grazing rights and mainly occurred in Texas, Arizona and the border region of Wyoming

the dominant mode of the region's economy. However, the quarrels over grazing rights didn't allow large-scale animal agriculture. In recent years beekeeping

in the Medard area. From 1589 comes a report of a long dispute over grazing rights between Medard and Lauterecken, which had since become “foreign”. It

distinguished past member was Amy Johnson, from 1937 to 1939. Historical grazing rights are held by the Long Mynd Commoners who graze sheep and ponies on the

buys grazing permits from domestic sheep ranchers. In exchange for the grazing rights the ranchers agree to remove their domestic herds. In 2018 a mysterious

Breitenbach, a serf in the village and others at Werschweiler, swine-grazing rights in the woods at Limbach, the use of the Vorbacher Wald (forest) by Limbach's

of a huge common, on which people from the surrounding villages had grazing rights. These could only be exercised in summer, as prior to drainage works

local Lords supported but opposed by the Commoners who would have lost grazing rights. In 1632, Charles I sold the Crown's interest in the scheme, and it

Ygnacio Antonio Machado, tried unsuccessfully for some time to get grazing rights on land near the pueblo. Agustín Machado married María Petra Buelna

local Lords supported but opposed by the Commoners who would have lost grazing rights. In 1632, Charles I sold the Crown's interest in the scheme, and it

Edmund Chadderton, who held Little Nuthust Hall, claiming exclusive grazing rights on the unenclosed moorland (Theale Moor) which divided his manor from

(such as annual plants or non-natives) may increase. When this occurs, grazing rights must be relinquished to allow for adequate rest of the plant community

million acres of land were granted, with the proceeds from land sales or grazing rights designated for The University of Texas. The Texas Constitution also

Forest of Exmoor and the Bampfylde family had certain valuable ancient grazing rights over the forest. Knight later increased his Exmoor estate to about 20

Edmund Chadderton, who held Little Nuthust Hall, claiming exclusive grazing rights on the unenclosed moorland (Theale Moor) which divided his manor from

heathland and poor-quality groves, which funded the abbey mostly through grazing rights. Around this time, the forest's other primary owners were the Victoire

ISBN 9781905449033. Amos, Owen (9 December 2008). Freedom, but no grazing rights. The Northern Echo. Hutchinson, Lisa (28 July 2011). "Jackie Milburn

by John Penny. He died in 1555 bequeathing to his son the 80 sheep, grazing rights, sown crops and farm equipment. The Reddish/Reddiche family owned the

well as grazing were the main occupations of the inhabitants. They had grazing rights in the Magadino valley. The scarcity of land forced many of the residents

three days in Erlangen and gave the "citizen and people of Erlangen" grazing rights in the imperial forest, Nuremberg Reichswald. In 1374, Charles IV granted

by the Dutch East India Company. By 1709 European farmers were given grazing rights in the area "over de Breede Rivier." In 1714 the first quitrent farms

common land, residents received compensation for the removal of their grazing rights. The Memorial Gardens, alongside the River Thames, were first opened

belonging to the state and requiring state permission for cultivation and grazing rights. The Land Code allowed mawat lands to be "revived" by cultivation. Payment

the 1189 Charter. These privileges included substantial common land grazing rights, fishing rights, the right to hunt foxes, hares and cats, common-ownership

farmer's fields, regardless of whether victim rights or unrestricted grazing-rights prevail. Subsequent authors have shown that this version of the theorem

'Patriots' Gather Near Scene of Nevada Rancher's Dispute Over Cattle Grazing Rights". SPL. Archived from the original on April 27, 2014. Retrieved April

 92: Much of the hostility must have been the result of disputes over grazing rights. Kennedy 2004, p. 105. Kennedy 2004, p. 100. Gil 1997, p. 84. Gil 1997

the majority of villagers had strips in two large fields, as well as grazing rights on the wold, the moor and in Horse Pasture. However, this system started

feared the common land would be enclosed and townspeople would be denied grazing rights: the price had been raised by secret public subscription. In 1594, ownership

he had not purchased a large amount of land, but had merely leased grazing rights to a small area. According to the Indian Superintendent John Stuart

clause 9, 'Every freeman shall at his own pleasure provide agistment' or grazing rights, and in clause 12, 'Henceforth every freeman, in his wood or on his

byelaws and are under the control of the conservators, are: pasturage (or grazing rights): the right to graze sheep, cattle, goats, geese or mill horses (horses

European settlers arrived, they clashed with the Native Americans over grazing rights. In 1697, the colonial-era Province of Maryland authorized the building

encroached and many people were living there without permission. Timber and grazing rights were very important for commoners. The rights to common had been created

hereditary pledge to the monastery, receiving as a reward usage and grazing rights in the “lordly monastery woodlands”, “free lumber and firewood”, the

typically a nobleman. Peasant leaders supervised the fields and ditches and grazing rights, maintained public order and morals, and supported a village court which

have acted as community pastures under federal management, leasing grazing rights to farmers so they could devote their good land to crops, not livestock

conflict between the demands of Roman agriculture and the traditional grazing rights of the Berber pastoralists that were the central cause of Tacfarinas'

over the arable, whereas in Barrowden, owners of certain cottages had grazing rights. The ancient custom had been that a fixed or 'stinted' number of beasts

vegetation to recover. Although as of 2020 local farmers have not used their grazing rights recently, the National Trust may reintroduce this heath maintenance

following St Peter's Day (29 June) at the Grapes Inn of the mowing and grazing rights to Yarnton Meadow (or Yarnton West Mead), Yarnton (Oxfordshire). Once

Lilleshall, where tenants in all the surrounding manors had common grazing rights. The landowners all wanted to maximise their profit from the moors by

was open common land, where those living in adjoining parishes had grazing rights. The fens were used as summer pasture, as they were frequently flooded

Palestinians and an Israeli settler Baruch Yellin had a dispute over grazing rights. A Gush Emunim spokesman said Yellin shot one Palestinian dead after

that this was in exchange for Walshale's herbage and pannage, i.e. grazing rights, in Delamere Forest, Cheshire. In August the £20 rent was remitted for

commoner who fought against the Roman Empire in order to maintain tribal grazing rights to land. As a result, he became the tribal chief of his people, the

Ranch. It includes 260,000 acres (1,100 km2) of deeded property plus grazing rights on an additional 800,000 acres (3,200 km2) of public land. The ranch

letter written by the Emperor Valentinian I to his prefect Rufinus about grazing rights, which ends VIIII Kal. Oct., Luceriae Valentiniano et Valente aa. conss

Duchy of Lancaster. John of Gaunt, the 1st Duke of Lancaster, granted grazing rights and permission to fish in the River Kennet to the commoners of Hungerford

threats and supporting Sami communities in their fight for traditional grazing rights. Rewilding Lapland collaborates with Sami communities to develop wildlife

the hacienda foremen and settlers clashed over water, arable land and grazing rights. In addition, Los Haro farmers and their pack animals had to pay nearby

neighbouring villages as compensation for their loss of long standing grazing rights lost to canal irrigation. The last stage was allocated to peasant grantees

military: already under the French, the fortress authorities sold off the grazing rights on the grassy areas of the Glacis. Due to lax supervision of grazing

they gained control over large areas of upland pasturage and granted grazing rights to their citizens. and, second, after the Aragónese conquest of the

latter were left as the only military power strong enough to contest the grazing rights to the Uasin Gishu plateau with the rising Nandi. Several inconclusive

charters to Naas in 1568 and Athy in 1613. In 1576 the earliest record of grazing rights on the Curragh named Robert Bathe as the beneficiary. In 1580, during

ownership of such land, but rather to grant, in the case of ranches, grazing rights on circular estancias eight leagues in diameter, at least three leagues

typically a nobleman. Peasant leaders supervised the fields and ditches and grazing rights, maintained public order and morals, and supported a village court which

freehold land with the permission of the landholder or the person holding grazing rights. The land at Portions 1, 7, 13, 44, 47 and 48 Parish Bulgo, County of

clause 9, 'Every freeman shall at his own pleasure provide agistment' or grazing rights, and in clause 12, 'Henceforth every freeman, in his wood or on his

an endowment. The school retained the endowment until 1911, leasing grazing rights to the holding as a means of raising funds for the school. No buildings

the cars’ range. In 1999, Long donated offered the city of Peoria the grazing rights for eight square miles of state lands located in northern part of the

south at Lake Illawarra soon circulated amongst the colonists. Free grazing rights were issued by the government - and a significant land parcel stretching

divided between 7 other men. In order to compensate inhabitants with grazing rights, Lord Bristol allocated them land on Sleaford Moor, to the east of Holdingham

always so welcome to occupiers and tenants, who often lost important grazing rights on common land, and who feared their spread of land in the open fields

[i.e. Worcester], besides certain mundane privileges in the form of grazing rights on Pitchcroft, and of preference in application for certain almshouses

local farmers had no or limited rights of use, such as grazing rights. These grazing rights divided the forest into sections, last recorded in 1773 and

founded near Gouarec in 1184. A little later, the abbey was granted grazing rights on the same land. A chronicle states that Jean le Roux bought the town