Third person singular present tense of disseise; to wrongfully take away someone's land or property.
Regular conjugation of 'disseise' following English verb patterns. Appears in legal records and statutes throughout the medieval and early modern periods.
In old legal documents, you'll see 'he disseises his brother' describing property theft that was considered serious enough to require royal intervention and elaborate legal remedies.
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