A Spanish lawyer, Mario Costeja González, was concerned that Google searches on his name prominently featured two foreclosure notices published under legal requirement in 1998, when his home was repossessed for debt.
The property at 1839 Wylie has been repossessed for nonpayment of taxes; the "trespasser" who keeps painting the house turns out to be its owner, the Bolshie, uneducated Old Joe Barlow (the entertaining Anthony Chisholm), who insists — rightly — that he was never notified about the taxes due.
Low mortgage rates have also helped keep thousands of people in their homes when they might otherwise have had their properties repossessed for falling into arrears on their repayments.
It was these words that finally broke open the biggest publishing scandal since Gutenberg had his press repossessed for non-payment of debt.
Æthelred appears to have been given lands which normally belonged to the king's sons, some of which had been granted by Edgar to Abingdon Abbey and which were forcibly repossessed for Æthelred by the leading nobles.
However, if you sell property subject to a loan and later repossess it for nonpayment, your holding period begins on the date you originally obtained the property but does not include the period of time under which the subsequent owner took possession (you'll want to back those days out of the count).
Or someone looking to repossess vehicles for past nonpayment?" said Chris Calabrese, the American Civil Liberties Union's legislative counsel in Washington.
In the past five years, 81 square miles of the Mau forest system have been repossessed from illegal settlers for ecological rehabilitation, according to UNEP.
Fertile volcanic slopes were quickly repossessed from indigenous communities for coffee production, which once again dispossessed the Salvadoran poor from their lands.
Their house was repossessed and for a long time the Laniers lived in tents.
Mr. Myers, who runs All Valley Recovery in Harlingen, Tex., has repossessed cars for 22 years.
