A Latin charter (De Conciliis et Subditis de Insula Mann) issued by King James I granting property rights and alienation privileges to all subjects and persons residing in or possessing lands in the Isle of Mann. It permits free transfer of lands, tenements, and chattels by sealed deed without additional formalities, and extends these rights to married women with spousal consent and acknowledgment in English Chancery. This document establishes the constitutional and legal framework for property ownership on the Isle, predating the 1765 Revestment and illustrating the Crown's prerogative claims to regulate the island's laws.