- A
disseisor is the
person who has
taken adverse possession of real
property from the
legal owner; ie., who has
taken actual possession or
occupation of...
-
basic conditions being met to
perfect the
title of the
disseisor.
These are that the
disseisor must
openly occupy the
property exclusively, in a manner...
- from a
disseisor by a
praecipe quod
reddat [a
different type of writ) or on a
default or reddition, but who was
again disseised by the same
disseisor." A...
- 1872 (35 & 36 Vict. c. 98) 47 In what Case the
Nonage of the Heir of the
Disseisor or
Disseisee shall not prejudice.
Statute Law
Revision Act 1863 (26 &...
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Recital of 1 Ric. II. c. 9.
giving Remedy against Disseisors;
Action for the Rent
shall lie,
against a
Disseisor,
during his Life;
against Pernor of the Freehold...
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Recital of 1 Ric. 2. c. 9.,
giving Remedy against Disseisors;
Action for the Rent
shall lie,
against a
Disseisor,
during his Life;
against Pernor of the Freehold...
- (Ireland)
Revision Act 1872 (35 & 36 Vict. c. 98) 21 Ric. 2 11 Ric. 2 A
disseisor is a
person who has
taken adverse possession of land from the real owner...
-
occupied the land,
usually goes by the name Hugh (or Humphrey) Hunt, the
disseisor A
owned entailed land. He
wanted to p**** it to C for C's use in perpetuity...
- quod
reddat upon
default of
rendition is
again disseised by the
former disseisor. Precipe, a writ
commanding one to do the
thing required or show cause...
- "over-entitled".
Adverse possession § Additional requirements, "Generally, a
disseisor cannot dispossess land
legally owned by a
government entity" Fenton, Matthew...
