Distraint

Legal Definition and Related Resources of Distraint

Meaning of Distraint

Synonyms of Distraint

noun

  • annexation
  • appropriation
  • attachment
  • capture
  • confiscation
  • dispossession
  • distress
  • divestment
  • execution
  • expropriation
  • forcible seizure
  • garnishment
  • impoundage
  • impoundment
  • levy
  • obtainment
  • securement
  • seizure and appropriation
  • seizure to procure satisfaction of a debt
  • sequestration Associated Concepts: distraint for rent
  • process of distraint

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Concept of Distraint in the context of Real Property

A short definition of Distraint: To take (legally or illegally) personal property and keep it until its owner performs an obligation. Commonly, a landlord taking personal property (furniture, etc.) of a tenant until rent is paid.

Concept of Distraint in the context of Real Property

A short definition of Distraint: To take (legally or illegally) personal property and keep it until its owner performs an obligation. Commonly, a landlord taking personal property (furniture, etc.) of a tenant until rent is paid.


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