In feudal England, real property used to be transferred from one person to another in a public ceremony known as livery of seisin.

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Livery of seisin was a common legal ceremony in feudal England where real property was transferred from one person to another through a symbolic act, often involving the handing over of a clod of earth or a twig from the land to symbolize the transfer of possession.

In Feudal England, Real Property Used to Be Transferred from One