Definitionadj. inherited or inheritable by established rules
Last update: June 12, 2015
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Three-quarters of the population of Russia) form a class apart, 4 largely excepted from the incidence of the ordinary law, and governed in accordance with their local customs. The mir itself, with its customs, is of immemorial antiquity (see Village Communities); it was not, however, till the emancipation of the serfs in 1861 that the village community was withdrawn from the patrimonial jurisdiction of the landowning nobility and endowed with self-government. [Please select]
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Esmond called his American house Castlewood, from the patrimonial home in the old country. [Please select]
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Robbery, theft, patrimonial damage, and injury to person and property were private trespasses, and not punished by the State. [Please select]
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At the time Shamus was added to the population of Ireland, the patrimonial estate had dwindled down to a peat bog. [Please select]
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To such men their fellow citizens may safely entrust the care of protecting their patrimonial rights, and their country the more sacred charge of her laws and privileges. [Please select]
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Spinola was once more in the field, and had invested the important town of Breda, which was the patrimonial inheritance of the princes of Orange. [Please select]
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