disseise

/dɪˈsiːz/
verb
  1. To wrongfully take away someone's possession of land or property, especially in a legal context.
    • The neighbor tried to disseise the farmer by building a fence on his land.
    • The court ruled that the company had attempted to disseise the family of their ancestral home.
    • If you disseise someone of their property, you may face a lawsuit.
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