seisin
/see-zin/US // ˈsi zɪn //UK // (ˈsiːzɪn) //
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Definitions
n.名词 noun
- 1
Law.
- : possession of either land or chattel.
- : the kind of possession or right to possession characteristic of estates of freehold.
Examples
On Edward's taking seisin of Scotland, the regency came to an end.
The English seneschal surrendered the six castles and the seisin of the land.
One dominium rises above another dominium, one seisin over another seisin.
I overheard it all; but give me livery and seisin of the goblet, in the first place.
There were six men who expected rewards, but the wherewithal was held in seisin by other six.
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