Talionwe

The fourth and the ninth of the eleven rulings on indirect killing were pleaded by these two houses on opposite sides, both arising from a underground passage flooded above a gate in 233 AF with the hold's Wright inside it. Talionwe argued that water released into one's own workings cannot be a Clause I act; Isperil argued that a hold is a gate and a gate can be shut, and the second court accepted that without disturbing the first.

Three coast houses retained Talionwe to challenge Belgrund's fodder surcharge on Forge-bound carts and lost, on the pleading that hay sold at the gate is a sale and not a toll. Belgrund raised the surcharge again the following season, and Talionwe declines to take the case a second time on the same facts.

A hull sold at the Sixtongue Roads needs a title the harbour court will hear, and Talionwe registers Draveholt's sales for a twentieth of the price. That court has refused Amasekan seal seating order in three cases out of four, which is what the twentieth is really buying.

Iron-shod rollers, cradle work and three hundred fathom of chain for Talionwe's portage come out of Draveholt's yard on an order renewed every seventh year. Talionwe pays on time and argues every quotation down.

The opinion that a fishery is a holding, and that a holding can be overflown, was drafted at Talionwe for Sumizuki in the third century after the signing. Talionwe has declined four times since to write the second opinion, on the ground that the same wording would swallow its own portage.

Talionwe supplies the beacon oil and the hulks' cordage on six-month bonds, and since Quorravel's plate began to open it has taken the security in cargo held ashore at Talionwe and priced the bond a quarter higher. Quorravel pays the new rate and has not asked for the old one back.

Cargo that has paid at the Emberrun mouth pays again to be dragged over Talionwe's portage, and Serathorne has twice asked the free-port court to rule the portage a second toll on one voyage. Talionwe answers in the elven charter form the court reserves for its written record, and the matter has not been listed in eleven years.

Talionwe victuals off Thalassil's reed grazing, taking beef, eels and a poor barley landed at the factors' anchorage below the headland. Talionwe pays by drafting Thalassil's harbour-court pleadings in the written fifth language the court keeps for its record.

Wraymoor advanced six hundred bars against two seasons of portage receipts, then took the second season's take when the first came in short. Talionwe is suing at the free ports over a pledge collected twice, and all three of Wraymoor's names are on the pleadings.

Talionwe lodges a certified copy of every Sixtongue factoring agreement at Wraymoor, since a Corvantine magistrate will not hear what a records office cannot produce, and Wraymoor keeps the Corvantine records office below the ridge. The fee is small, and that cabinet is most of the reason a house of three names is left alone on that shore.