Sax. In old English law. A customary service which tenants paid totheir lords, in cutting down their corn, or doing other harvest duties; as if a covenant toreap for the lord at the time of his lidding or commanding. Cowell.
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Sax. In old English law. A customary service which tenants paid totheir lords, in cutting down their corn, or doing other harvest duties; as if a covenant toreap for the lord at the time of his lidding or commanding. Cowell.
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