redisseisin
/riːdɪsˈsiːzn/ /riːdɪsˈsiːzn/(also redisseizin) Law. Now historical
noun
Repeated disseisin; the action of disseising again; an instance of this.
Origin
Early 16th century; earliest use found in John Rastell (c1475–1536), lawyer and printer. From re- + disseisin, after post-classical Latin redisseisina (frequently from 1236 in British sources), Anglo-Norman redisseisine.