This original late 18th-century manuscript is an authentic "Final Concord" (or "Fine"), representing a formal property conveyance recorded in the Court of Common Pleas at Westminster during the reign of King George III.
 
Document Details:
The Transaction: The agreement documents a legal settlement and transfer of extensive real estate for the consideration of one hundred and twenty pounds sterling.
The Parties: The transaction is made between William Gibbs, plaintiff, and Robert Chalpole (or Chaipole), Gent., deforciant.
 
The Property: The conveyance covers substantial holdings comprising four messuages, four barns, four stables, four gardens, four orchards, forty acres of land, twenty acres of meadow, and twenty acres of pasture with appurtenances located in Tibenham and Banham (in Norfolk).
 
Historical Endorsements: The reverse side displays period ink notes verifying its registration and proclamation according to statutory requirements.
 
An exceptional and displayable piece of Georgian legal history, ideal for collectors of antique documents, local Norfolk history, or legal ephemera. The document measures 46.5 x 17.5cm and will be despatched folded along the original crease lines.