disseisor การใช้

For example, a disseisor might choose to take an easement rather than the entire fee title to the property.
Under this theory, adverse possession grants only those rights in the disseized property that are'taken'by the disseisor.
If the original owner had a title to a greater area ( or volume ) of property, the disseisor does not obtain all of it.
Thus a disseisor need not build a dwelling on, or farm on, every portion of a large tract in order to prove possession, as long as his title does correctly describe the entire parcel.
In other jurisdictions, in particular in the United States, it is generally used to refer to a specific form of adverse possession where the disseisor holds no title to any properties adjoining the property under dispute.