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Manorial Lordships Ltd

WELCOME TO MANORIAL LORDSHIPS LTD

A Business Restoring & Selling English and Welsh Historical Manorial Lordships

Manorial Lordships Ltd offer a confidential and professional service selling

English and Welsh Manorial Titles for sale online by providing historical research into the history of the Manorial Titles Manorial Lordships identify and restores and sell by a legal process lost Manorial Titles

Manorial Lordships Specialises in Identifying and Restoring Manorial Titles

Using a Legal Formulated Process Known as “The Manorial Honours System”

Manorial Lordships thoroughly researches English and Welsh history as far back as 600.AD

to find lost manorial titles that once existed and are currently dormant and no longer in use.

“The Manorial Honours System” Researched, Restored and Resurrected”

Working closely with our legal experts, Who have many years of experience in the field of property litigation concerning manorial rights and manorial law, We take the lost historical manorial title and we also take all the historical research and information about the lost title and we restore the manorial title by a legally approved, proven set of practices using a combined predictive knowledge and created methodology and process know legally as ‘The Manorial Honours System’ which re-establishes the manorial lordship title as if they were never lost.

Manorial Law

In law a manorial title was part of the rights package known as (a Seignory or seigniory) that went with a Manor. In law the right to a manorial title is classed as an incorporeal hereditament, in legal laymen's terms: incorporeal means, not "physical", and hereditament means, can be inherited.

In law we are able to create an “incorporeal hereditament” (this is a manorial title that you can inherit,) you can later in life, legally leave your manorial title in your will, because it was created through the previous existence of the lost manor and everything historically we know about that manor.

Incorporeal Intellectual Historical Property

To own a manorial title, the rights to use the manorial title has to be passed from one legal entity (a person) to another legal entity (another person), Ownership of a manorial title is proved by a set of papers deeds and the law we use is evidenced by a legal set of documents which have been written by our legal experts.

Our legal process combines two legal rights of which we passed these rights onto our customer through a Deed of Agreement.

Our legal solution is a combination of part “Element of Law” and part “Process Design”

“Element of Law” (Deed of Agreement) and Manorial Law

“Process Design” (Intellectual Property Rights) (Documented Historical Research and Services) using the

“The Manorial Honours System” (Predictive knowledge and created Methodology and Process).

Manorial Feudal Title

After our legal process, we have what in law is termed a legal entities called an “incorporeal hereditament” (which is a legal classification of a manorial title) in our case an inheritable right to possess the “incorporeal hereditament” of which is the manorial title contained in the seigniory of the physical manor that previously existed in law so that the new custodian may have the enjoyment of the restored and re-established Barony Title of the Manor or the Lordship of the Manor Title.

Common Law

Common Law has existed since the middle ages when Henry II the first Plantagenet King of England instigated a unified system of Common Law in England in 1154, Common Law is the law developed by judges through decisions of courts which is known as Case Law or Precedent Law.

The Law of Property Act 1925

We are legally able to restore and re-establish manorial titles by using three legal authorities of English Law

In Modern Law you can legally buy and sell manorial titles under four Acts of Parliament, The Conveyancing Act 1881 and The Honours (Prevention of Abuses) Act 1925 and The Law of Property Act 1925 and The Rights of Third Parties Act 1999.

Intellectual Process of Methodology

We have made it legally possible to identify and to find lost historic manorial titles, We use a legal method and process called “The Manorial Honours System” which restores and re-establishes the lost title as if it was never lost, we then transfer the legal rights of the historic manorial title by a legally written and witnessed documentation to the customer who will then become the holder and honourable custodian of the title.

About Us

We only employ the best possible legal specialists and to ensure Manorial Lordships Ltd remained compliant with the current laws, we asked our legal experts to fully review all our legal documentation and we paid our legal adviser who is a specialist in manorial law to identify what law could be used to restore manorial titles, this was after we found out that most of the High Street solicitors knew very little about the law which affects Manorial Titles.

Whilst working with our legal experts we uncovered a new legally approved way of using a proven set of practices to restoring manorial titles by creating and working with “incorporeal hereditament” which are owned and solely used by Manorial Lordships Ltd.

Our new legally documented deeds have provided us with a legal solution which can be used to enable lost manorial titles to be restored and used by new custodians who wish to be the new custodian of a manorial title history and over time will become part of their own family history that can be passed down as future generations of their family become the new lords and ladies of the manor.

All our restored manorial titles can be inherited by law and our newly discovered legal solution is based on the previous existence of the Lordship or Barony and it replaces the specific lost manorial title and the history of that manorial title.

The Manorial Lordship Ltd Website is a business owned by Sean Thomas Arthur Rafferty.

I became interested in Baronies and Feudal Titles my passion moved into manorial law and manorial lordships and common land rights, I have used my passion of history and law together with my business knowledge to create this website, It has taken me about 15 years to gain the knowledge and legal understanding in order to setup this website, you will see from the number of titles we have advertised for sale on this website, that we have managed to put our experience and organisation skills to a very unusual and difficult specialist subject.

We do hope you enjoy our web site as much as we have putting it together, and we hope that you find it informative and helpful, Thank you for visiting our website and please visit again soon.

Sean Thomas Arthur Rafferty, 20th Baron of Ballyanne, Lord of Dyffryn, Worlton and St.Nicholas.

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