Verb
To possess again; as, to repossess the land.
Source: Webster's dictionaryBut when she finally returns to London, she finds her old would-be husband Hamish (Leo Bill) threatening to repossess her mother’s home unless Alice signs over her beloved ship. Source: Internet
It was commonly believed that as there is no depreciation in the asset, as if an owner defaulted you could simply repossess by popping the medallion off the hood of the taxicab and selling it to someone else. Source: Internet
Ndola-Chingola, dual carriage way by 2014, Zambia Railways repossed, resucitated and functional, Nitrogen Chemicals of Zambia money pumped in to resuscitate it and Mulungushi Textiles, negotiations to repossess it from Chinese co-owners. Source: Internet
Famous Shakolas selling Mall of Cyprus is such case, guy had loans after loans, and decided to sell property as property is impossible to hide when they come to repossess collateral. Source: Internet
However, he said Kadungure was now demanding US$15 000 from him and was also threatening to repossess the vehicle. Source: Internet
The council is mulling whether to repossess a former city building — transferred more than a decade ago to a local nonprofit — for this purpose. Source: Internet