The Collaborative International Dictionary
disseisee
Disseizee \Dis`sei*zee"\, n. (Law) A person disseized, or put out of possession of an estate unlawfully; -- correlative to disseizor. [Written also disseisee.]
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disseisee
n. (alternative form of disseizee English)
Usage examples of "disseisee".
One who dispossesses another of land cannot add the time during which his disseisee has used a way to the period of his own use, while one who purchased can.
But to this it was well answered by Bruns, in his later work, that it assumes the title of disseisors to be generally worse than that of disseisees, which cannot be taken for granted, and which probably is not true in fact.