disseisee

(ˌdɪssiːˈziː) or

disseizee

a person who is disseised or dispossessed of a freehold interest in land

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References in periodicals archive

(49) There is a debate about whether the adverse possessor has a right to possess depending on material fact of possession or a form of seisen that continues until the disseisee terminates it by re-entry.

The moral paradox of adverse possession: sovereignty and revolution in property law

(15) Title was also defeasible because even if seisin was wrongfully taken by a disseisor, they had good title against all except the disseisee and their successors in title.

The future of prescriptive easements in Australia and England

Shishihei (a populated place in North Korea) (disseisees , from 21 dots, appeared in WW 80159) etc.

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