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The Statute Quia Emptores 1290 is foundational to the modern fee simple. What was its principal effect on the feudal land system?

It abolished the life estate It created the Torrens registration system It abolished all forms of tenure It prohibited subinfeudation, permitting substitution so that a purchaser of a fee simple held directly of the grantor's lord

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It prohibited subinfeudation, permitting substitution so that a purchaser of a fee simple held directly of the grantor's lord

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