Fresh Disseisin
A Dictionary of Law · Henry Campbell Black · 1891
A Dictionary of Law
By the ancient common law, where a man had been disseised, he was allowed to right himself by force, by ejecling the disseisor from the premises, without resort to law, provided this was done forthwith, while the disseisin was fresh, (flagrante cdisseisina.) Bract. fol. 1626, No particular time was limited for doing this, but Bracton suggested it should be (ifteen days. ld. fol. 163. See Britt. ce. 32, 43, 44, 65.