Translation for 'give up possession' from English to Latin

give up possession

abalienare [1]ius

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possession

possessio {f}

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to come into possession

unverified in possessionem proficisci [3]

seizure of a possession

ereptio {f}

to send to take possession

unverified mittere [3] in possessionem

I am in full possession of my reason and senses.

Sane sapio et sentio.

to give

dare [1]

to give surety

cavere [2]

to give origin

creare [1]

to give to drink

adaquare [1]

to give a cry

inclamare [1]

to give healing power

medicare [1]

to give a husband

maritare [1]

to give in marriage [to a man]

maritare [1]

right to give away property

datio {f}

to puff up

inflare [1]

grown-up

pubes {adj}

adultus {adj}

counting up

enumeratio {f}

going up

escensio {f}

to fasten up

praestringere [3]

• has served notices upon all his union tenants to give up possession of their cottages".
• 5th/6th Scottish Rifles was particularly aggressive with its patrols during the winter, forcing the enemy to give up possession of the 'Gasometers'.
• When Morocco was later united under the Alaouites, the cost of maintaining the garrison against Moroccan attack greatly increased, and Parliamentary refusal to provide funds for its upkeep partly because of fears of 'Popery' and a Catholic succession under James II, forced Charles to give up possession.
• One of the disadvantages of the transfer of possession is that (unlike the mortgage bond, where possession is usually retained) it does not promote commerce, as most businesses cannot afford to give up possession of their movable property.
• The justification for placing this burden on the landlord is the idea that the landlord has more resources than the new tenants to pursue legal remedies against wrongful holdovers (former tenants that will not give up possession of the lease).

• John Ogden was nominated; but great difficulty was experienced in inducing Samuel Angier to give up possession of the house.