| One who was disseised of his property could take the matter to the king's court through a legal action known as the assize of novel disseisin. |
| In its denunciation of unlawful disseisin and its mixture of fiction with historical figures and real events, this episode is reminiscent of Fouke Le FitzWaryn. |
| In the United States, disseisin developed as the concept of adverse possession. |
| The possession by any other under some claim of right to the land was known as disseisin. |
| During Stephen's reign tenants faced the prospect of disseisin through the territorial disputes of magnates. |
| From 1833,old notions of adverse possession, disseisin or ouster from possession should not have formed part of judicial decisions. |
