Disseise

[L. Lat. disseisire, disseysire, dissaisire, disseisiare; L. Fr. disseisirA To deprive of seisin; to turn or put out of possession wronfi^fu Uy; to oust or dispossess of a freehold, (verum dominum eprcediis ejicere, eademqueper injuriampossidere,) Spelman, See Disseisin, DISSEISEK pj. Fr. disseisi, disseise; L. Lat. disseysitus,^ r. J The party who is disseised, or put out of possession or seisin of the freehold. Idtt, sect. 472. Termes de la ley.