Sentence examples for repossession by from inspiring English sources

Sadat of Egypt for an exchange of valued things - of which the most valued were security for Israel & the repossession by Egypt of territories lost in 1967.

According to the charity Money Advice Trust you have two choices: sell for the current offer, or opt for "voluntary repossession" by handing the keys to the lender for auction.

Just last month, Peter was in court where he managed to fight off repossession by agreeing a payment plan that, for now, will keep him and his family in their home.

Lambeth resident Julian Hall has been fighting for the last few years to save his "shortlife" home from repossession by the council, who wants to sell it to developers who will turn it into a much more swanky residence.

Lambeth resident Julian Hall has been fighting for the last few years to save his "shortlife" home from repossession by the council, who want to sell it on for developers to turn into a much more swanky residence.

Though repossessions by banks were down in April, a spike is expected this year.

Conservative policies such as the 'bedroom tax' have contributed to an 18 per cent rise in repossessions by social landlords, including councils.

The number of repossessions by the landlord has grown from 10,000 to 17,000 in the same period.

"However, the slight increase in landlord repossessions by county court bailiffs since the last quarter is something we should keep an eye on.

Bankinter, a retail bank, has responded to fury over home repossessions by introducing the first Spanish mortgage that can be walked away from, American-style, simply by handing over the keys.Mr Rubalcaba has begun to bash bankers.

The law on this is complex and slow: a recent report on mortgage repossessions by Moody's, a rating agency, showed that in one state, the Yucatan, it took an average of 26 months to get a repossession order from a court, and another 14 to enforce it.