The lands subject to rights of common have traditionally been divided into 'common lands', meaning uncultivated wastes, to which no severalty rights attach, and 'commonable lands' which are held in severalty during a portion of the year, but which become commonable after the severalty
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The lands subject to rights of common have traditionally been divided into 'common lands', meaning uncultivated wastes, to which no severalty rights attach, and 'commonable lands' which are held in severalty during a portion of the year, but which become commonable after the severalty
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