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(Out-,) Utware, Hutwar, n. (OE. út-waru appar. = services due by tenants on útland, i.e. land other than inland or lord's demesne lands, the services due on which were appar. known as in-waru.) — c 1190 (13 … ) Liber Calchou 207.
Liberam & quietam ab omni seruicio & de inware & de vtware & de omnibus auxiliis & ab omnimoda consuetudine & exaccione c 1200 Ib. 287.
Hutwar a 1200 Liber Melros I. 48.
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