ejectment

Before you could say ejectment, the hearing officer said he'd heard enough.

An action to recover possession of real estate, such as ejectment.

Ejectment (But not eviction, which may be brought in county court).

Ejectment under old law could only be claimed by someone with title or an estate in land.

It is therefore no legal answer to the ejectment to say that the contingency provided for has not happened.

The ejectment of the Fullers had been a heavy blow to him.

The rules also warn that violators could face "ejectment" from the system.

If not upon a mandamus, why in an ejectment?

This case arose from an action of ejectment, in which both parties claimed title to certain property.

Ejectment is the common law term for civil action to recover the possession of or title to land.

The prevailing legal view was that the Pueblo could not obtain ejectment against those settlers.

A person who has been dispossessed may bring an action for ejectment where he can establish an immediate right to possession.

When the museum resisted, the city withheld its funding and filed a suit for ejectment.

Philips brought an action in ejectment against Bury.

In the ejectment action, Springer challenged the constitutionality of the 1864 Act.

In 1644, he was caught up in Reformation church politics, and an ejectment was brought against him.

In 1874, the government filed a lawsuit of ejectment against Springer with respect to the previously sold properties.

The phrase formed part of the title of the old action of ejectment.

They had no seisin, nor a trespass, and therefore, ejectment could not be effected.

The practice thus developed of trying the title to ownership of land, by means of an ejectment.

The reasons for ejectment varied from truth to a legend that she had lifted Michael from the arms of his wife.

A similar albeit more complicated legal fiction involved pleadings in the common law action of ejectment by which title to real property was tried.

This was then facilitated through the "Cheap Ejectment Acts."

A survey in Pennsylvania, and payment of the consideration, gave a legal right of entry, which supports an ejectment.

Notwithstanding his ejectment, he continued to reside in Exeter, preaching as he found opportunity.