ejectment (Meaning)
ejectment (n.)
A casting out; a dispossession; an expulsion; ejection; as, the ejectment of tenants from their homes.
A species of mixed action, which lies for the recovery of possession of real property, and damages and costs for the wrongful withholding of it.
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ejectment Sentence Examples
- The tenant was served with an ejectment notice due to their failure to pay rent.
- The landlord initiated legal proceedings for ejectment against the delinquent tenant.
- The judge ordered the ejectment of the unruly bar patron for causing a disturbance.
- The security guard used reasonable force to eject the trespasser from the premises.
- The astronaut experienced a forceful ejectment from the capsule during the re-entry process.
- The pilot activated the ejection seat mechanism to escape the malfunctioning aircraft.
- The defective vending machine ejected a can of soda with such force that it shattered upon impact.
- The cannon ejected a fiery projectile towards the enemy fortifications.
- The volcano violently ejected molten lava and ash into the surrounding area.
- The erupting geyser ejected a towering column of hot water and steam into the air.
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The tenant was served with an ejectment notice due to their failure to pay rent.
The landlord initiated legal proceedings for ejectment against the delinquent tenant.
The judge ordered the ejectment of the unruly bar patron for causing a disturbance.
The security guard used reasonable force to eject the trespasser from the premises.
