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View definitions for repossess

repossess

verb as in take back

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Example Sentences

She was served a no-fault eviction, which allows landlords to repossess their properties even if there has been no problem with the tenant.

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Some people may decide to sell their home and - in extreme circumstances - the lender could take court action to repossess it.

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Hankey has said the goal is to stop loans from going bad, not repossess vehicles, which is costly.

A freeholder can apply to repossess a property if there is a breach of the lease, for example not paying the ground rent or service charge.

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The association said its members "never want to use forfeiture to repossess a property, and hardly ever do".

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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