Discover full dictionary
Change Library:
Ejectment শব্দের বাংলা অর্থ: বাসোচ্ছেদ
Ejectment Meaning In Bengali বাসোচ্ছেদ
Ejectment
জ্বালাতন, বহিষ্কার, বাসোচ্ছেদ,
Definition
1) Ejectment: The action of legally evicting a person from a property, especially when the person does not have a legal right to be there.
2) Ejectment: A legal action brought to recover possession of land or property from someone wrongfully occupying it.
3) Ejectment: A legal process used to remove a tenant or occupant from a rented property for non-payment of rent or breach of lease agreements.
Examples
Ejectment Example in a sentence
1) The landlord filed an ejectment lawsuit against the non-paying tenant.
2) The ejectment notice required the tenant to vacate the premises within 30 days.
3) The court granted the ejectment order to remove the squatters from the property.
4) The sheriff executed the ejectment warrant and removed the unauthorized occupants.
5) The ejectment process can be lengthy and complex in some cases.
6) The property owner sought legal advice to initiate an ejectment action.
7) The judge ruled in favor of the plaintiff in the ejectment case.
8) The ejectment proceedings resulted in the tenants being evicted from the apartment.
9) The lease agreement included provisions for ejectment in case of breach.
10) The property management company handled numerous ejectment cases each year.
11) I'm sorry, but 'ejectment' is a legal term that may not be commonly used in everyday language.
Part of Speech
Ejectment (Noun)
Synonyms
Fret , Itch , Needle , Eviction , Ejectment - (NOUN) জ্বালাতন
Lockout , Exclusion , Ban , Ejection , Ejectment - (NOUN) বহিষ্কার
Ejectment - (NOUN) বাসোচ্ছেদ
Encyclopedia
Ejectment: The action of legally evicting a person from a property, especially when the person does not have a legal right to be there.
Ejectment: A legal action brought to recover possession of land or property from someone wrongfully occupying it.
Ejectment: A legal process used to remove a tenant or occupant from a rented property for non-payment of rent or breach of lease agreements.
# Over 2,50,000+ words