Sentence examples for retake possession from inspiring English sources

"It is a judicial decision, given to the owner of the land, to retake possession of the land which was invaded," he said.

The return, at this point, does not retake possession of something.

Under a sublet, the prime-tenant must retake possession of the property before the August 15th termination date of the tenancy.

Should the Greek-Cypriots be allowed retake possession of the homes they lost when they were displaced in 1974 or should they simply be compensated as has been ordered in the past — and if so, by how much?

She had retaken possession of the jacket.

So Oklahoma retakes the lead then retakes possession, looking to make it 27-13.

At the novel's end the family retakes possession of the house by the medlar tree.

Frederick and his chief advisers fled the kingdom, and Ferdinand II retook possession of Bohemia.

And it returns the renter's deposit after the owner has retaken possession and confirmed that no serious damage occurred.

Canada and Acadia were restored by the Treaty of Saint-Germain-en-Laye in 1632, and the company retook possession in 1633.

As the jury's verdict was for the plaintiff on the first count, they must have found that the plaintiff retook possession and made the resale under a vendor's lien.