repossession|repossessions in English

noun

['rɪːpə'zeʃn]

act of regaining possession, act of regaining ownership; act of returning something to its owne

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1. Repossession - Nassau Asset Management specializes in many aspects of repossession, orderly liquidations, auctions, and Asset management

2. Many of the cars you will see at auction are repossessions.

3. Thus, the borrower's property is not under any risk of repossession .

4. Banks filed repossession notices on 8m American homes during 200

5. And how a war for the repossession of that ship had commenced.

6. Developers of the house looks well, he'll send you a notice for repossession .

7. The lender has a remedy either in court or through repossession of the car.

8. Overnight, sorting out the repossession scandal had become the Government's main priority.

9. However, the lenders duly offered stop-gap measures designed to alleviate the repossession problem for 19

10. She warned that family life was increasingly under threat from debt and house repossession.

11. Unless repossession forces a sale, homeowners prefer to sit tight when markets are weak.

12. Help develop restructuring plans to assist clients in resolving delinquency and avoiding repossession of lease equipment.

13. First, the enormous acceleration in repossessions, which exceeded 000 in 1991 and were projected to reach some 000 in 19

14. Repossession rates for sub-prime borrowers were running at 4% in the final three months of 200

15. Morgan Stanley estimates about 5 million U.S. homes face repossession, on top of the 5 million that have been seized since 200

16. 6 Intensification of cold allowed the arctic flora and fauna to spread southward; amelioration encouraged repossession of the borderlands by temperate species.

17. But rural residents still face weak or nonexistent public services and have regular disputes with local officials over repossession of their farmland for development.

18. That's from the first notice in the mail that says you are late, to the very end of the line, which is that repossession.

19. Tying the process of repossession in yet more knots will make it harder for the market to clear and for house prices to find a floor.

20. It has coped well with the recession, with an unemployment rate two points below the national average and one of the lowest rates of housing repossession.

21. But for larger or more complex disputes with a Creditor, perhaps the repossession of a car despite having made your payments, it often pays to hire an attorney.

22. Mortgage repossession claims have been steadily rising and are likely to breach 000 this year, second only to 19 in the depths of the last housing crash.

23. Both foreclosure starts and repossessions were down about 80% on a year-over-year basis, but it might be worth noting that a few cities that may be vulnerable to …

24. 'This is not putting people first, it's putting profits first, it's putting repossession first, ' said Kam Nai-wai, a Democratic Party legislator who opposed the amendment.

25. A staggering one in 10 homeowners is facing the risk of repossession and 2008 saw 6m jobs lost, the highest number since the second world war.