redisseisinn.

c1523 J. Rastell tr. Tenuris sig. Avi/2 He that hath his estate yf he be put owt shal haue assise and a redysseysyn [Fr. redissein [sic]] yf nede be.

1532 T. Phaer tr. Natura Breuium (new ed.) f. 164 If a man recouer in assyse against a woman soole & after she put hym out & take a husbande the writte of Reddisseyson shall nat suppose that he hath recouered agaynste the husbande & wyfe but the writ of Reddisseison shall suppose the Reddisseyson be made by the wyfe.

1607 J. Cowell Interpreter sig. Kkk1^v/2 Redisseisin..is a disseisin made by him, that once before was found, and adiudged to haue disseised the same man of his lands, or tenements. For the which there lyeth a speciall writ, called a writ of redisseisin.

a1674 J. Vaughan Rep. & Arguments (1677) 158 If the Judgment is reversed in the Assize, the Judgment in the Re-disseisin is also Revers'd.

1718 S. Eure Trials per Pais iii. 48 One may be Judge and Officer diversis respectibus, as in Redisseisin, the Sheriff is Judge and Officer.

1763 G. Gilbert Law of Executions 147 The Writs of Certiorari to remove Records out of one Court, into another, are of several Forms, and the Form of the Writ to remove the Record of Re-disseisin is such.

1865 F. M. Nichols tr. Britton II. 233 Where the plaintiff is tenant of the tenement which he lost..by his own intrusion, or by redisseisin.

1904 Harvard Law Rev. 18 48 The freeholder's possessory actions of Novel Disseisin and Redisseisin.

1954 Speculum 29 400 Assizes of novel disseisin, writs of re-disseisin, and attaints flew thick and fast.

1974 Yale Law Jrnl. 83 632 Numerous cases in which the courts countenanced much longer intervals than four days before the redisseisin.