Ejectment
Pronunciation: /ˈɪdʒɛktˈɛmˈɛnt/
Ejectment (noun)
- A legal process where a court orders someone to leave land or a building because they have no right to stay.
- The act of removing someone from a place by force or authority.
Examples
- The landlord sought court eviction to regain the property.
- A judge ordered court eviction after reviewing the case.