right of entry (Meaning)
Wordnet
right of entry (n)
the legal right to take possession of real estate in a peaceable manner
Synonyms & Antonyms of right of entry
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right of entry Sentence Examples
- The builder had the right of entry to the property in order to complete the renovations.
- The search warrant granted the police the right of entry to the suspect's house.
- The homeowner was surprised to discover that the utility company had the right of entry to his property for maintenance purposes.
- The trespassers had no right of entry and were promptly removed by the authorities.
- The lease agreement clearly stated the landlord's right of entry for inspections and repairs.
- The school district had the right of entry to private property for the purpose of installing utility lines.
- The city revoked the developer's right of entry to the land due to environmental concerns.
- The tenant had the right of entry to the common areas of the building at all times.
- The court order granted the plaintiff the right of entry to the defendant's business premises.
- The real estate agent had the right of entry to show the property to potential buyers.
FAQs About the word right of entry
the legal right to take possession of real estate in a peaceable manner
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No antonyms found.
The builder had the right of entry to the property in order to complete the renovations.
The search warrant granted the police the right of entry to the suspect's house.
The homeowner was surprised to discover that the utility company had the right of entry to his property for maintenance purposes.
The trespassers had no right of entry and were promptly removed by the authorities.
