succession
utrubi
seizor
seize
seizing
abstraction
procurement
seignioralty
preoccupancy
secularization
procural
take
commixtion
possessingness
secularisation
procurance
possession
ownership
entrance
sac
seizure
entry
aught
robbery
accession
adversely possess
reversion
conversion
copyhold
licitness
propertization
disimpropriate
vassal
purloin
lien
mancipation
tenement
service
desacralize
secularize
constructive possession
laying claim
dominium
address
stridhana
assumption
impropriate
reletting
pedis possessio
free warren
devest
proprietary
seise
ownness
will
appropriate
secundogeniture
conquest
TWOC
lawfulness
aristocratism
vendication
preemption
pre-emption
conquer
capture
renter
concurrent estate
nobiliary
pro domino
patria potestas
alienation
liegeman
real right
appointment
impress
aristocratically
infangthief
subordinateness
right of way
adverse possession
subordinacy
eminent domain
uses
patriciate
thief
re-entry
stealer
trussing
apprehension

English words for 'In Roman and Scots law, the taking of property by one person in place of another.'

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