reentry 音标拼音: [ri'ɪntri]
n . 再入,再进
再入,再进
reentry 重入
re -
entry 再入
reentry n 1 :
the act of entering again Reentry \
Re *
en "
try \ (-
tr ?),
n .
1 .
A second or new entry ;
as ,
a reentry into public life .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 . (
Law )
A resuming or retaking possession of what one has lately foregone ; --
applied especially to land ;
the entry by a lessor upon the premises leased ,
on failure of the tenant to pay rent or perform the covenants in the lease .
--
Burrill .
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1913 Webster ]
3 . (
Astronautics )
To enter (
the Earth '
s atmosphere )
after having passed beyond the atmosphere ,
as when in orbit or returning from another planet .
[
PJC ]
{
Card of reentry }, (
Whist ),
a card that by winning a trick will bring one the lead at an advanced period of the hand .
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1913 Webster ]
re -
equip 61 Moby Thesaurus words for "
reentry ":
Earth insertion ,
LEM ,
LM ,
apogee ,
attitude -
control rocket ,
backset ,
backsliding ,
backward motion ,
backward step ,
ballistic capsule ,
burn ,
capsule ,
deep -
space ship ,
docking ,
docking maneuver ,
ferry rocket ,
fuel ship ,
homecoming ,
injection ,
insertion ,
lapse ,
lunar excursion module ,
lunar module ,
manned rocket ,
module ,
moon ship ,
multistage rocket ,
orbit ,
parking orbit ,
perigee ,
reaction ,
recession ,
recidivation ,
recidivism ,
recursion ,
reentrance ,
refluence ,
reflux ,
regress ,
regression ,
relapse ,
remigration ,
retroaction ,
retrocession ,
retroflexion ,
retrogradation ,
retrogression ,
retrusion ,
return ,
rocket ,
rollback ,
setback ,
shuttle rocket ,
soft landing ,
space capsule ,
space docking ,
space rocket ,
spacecraft ,
spaceship ,
sternway ,
throwback RE -
ENTRY ,
estates .
The resuming or retaking possession of land which the party lately had .
2 .
Ground rent deeds and leases frequently contain a clause authorizing the landlord to reenter on the non -
payment of rent ,
or the breach of some covenant ,
when the estate is forfeited .
Story ,
Eq .
Jur .
Sec .
1315 ;
1 Fonb .
Eq .
B .
1 ,
c .
6 ,
Sec .
4 ,
note h .
Forfeitures for the non -
payment of rent being the most common ,
will here alone be considered .
When such a forfeiture has taken place ,
the lessor or his assigns have a right to repossess themselves of the demised premises .
3 .
Great niceties must be observed in making such reentry .
Unless they have been dispensed with by the agreement of the parties ,
several things are required by law to be previously done by the landlord or reversioner to entitle him to reenter .
3 Call ,
424 ;
8 Watts ,
51 ;
9 Watts ,
258 ;
18 John .
450 ;
4 N .
H .
Rep .
254 ;
13 Wend .
524 ;
6 Halst .
270 ;
2 N .
H .
Rep .
164 ;
1 Saund .
287 ,
n .
16 .
4 .-
1 .
There must be a demand of rent .
Com .
Dig .
Rent ,
D 3 a 18 Vin .
Ab .
482 ;
Bac .
Ab .
Rent ,
H .
5 .-
2 .
The demand must be of the precise rent due ,
for the demand of a penny more or less will avoid the entry .
Com .
Dig .
Rent ,
D 5 .
If a part of the rent be paid ,
a reentry may be made for the part unpaid .
Bac .
Ab .
Conditions ,
O 4 ;
Co .
Litt .
203 ;
Cro .
Jac .
511 .
6 .-
3 .
It must be made precisely on the day when the rent is due and payable by the lease ,
to save the forfeiture .
7 T .
R .
117 .
As where the lease contains a proviso that if the rent shall be behind and unpaid ,
for the space of thirty ,
or any other number of days ,
it must be made on the thirtieth or last day .
Com .
Dig .
Rent ,
D 7 ;
Bac .
Abr .
Rent ,
I .
7 .-
4 .
It must be made a convenient time before sunset ,
that the money may be counted and a receipt given ,
while there is light enough reasonably to do so therefore proof of a demand in the afternoon of the last day ,
without showing in what part of the afternoon it was made ,
and that it was towards sunset or late in the afternoon ,
is not sufficient .
Jackson v .
Harrison ,
17 Johns .
66 ;
Com .
Dig .
Rent ,
D 7 ;
Bac .
Abr .
Rent ,
I .
8 .-
5 .
It must be made upon the land ,
and at the most notorious place of it .
6 Bac .
Abr .
31 ;
2 Roll .
Abr .
428 ;
see 16 Johns .
222 .
Therefore ,
if there be a dwelling -
house upon the laud ,
the demand must be made at the front door ,
though it is not necessary to enter the house ,
notwithstanding the door be open ;
if woodland be the subject of the lease ,
a demand ought to be made at the gate ,
or some highway leading through the woods as the most notorious .
Co .
Litt .
202 ;
Com .
Dig .
Rent ,
D .
6 .
9 .-
6 .
Unless a place is appointed where the rent is payable ,
in which case a demand must be made at such place ;
Com .
Dig .
Rent ,
D .
6 ;
for the presumption is the tenant was there to pay it .
Bac .
Abr .
Rent ,
I .
10 .-
7 .
A demand of the rent must be made in fact ,
although there should be no person on the land ready to pay it .
Bac .
Ab .
Rent ,
I .
11 .-
8 .
If after these requisites have been performed by the lessor or reversioner ,
the tenant neglects or refuses to pay the rent ,
and no sufficient distress can be found on the premises ,
then the lessor or reversioner is to reenter .
6 Serg . &
Rawle ,
151 ;
8 Watts ,
R .
51 ;
1 Saund .
287 ,
n .
16 .
He should then openly declare before the witnesses he may have provided for the purpose ,
that for the want of a sufficient distress ,
and because of the non -
payment of the rent demanded ,
mentioning the amount ,
he reenters and re -
possesses himself of the premises .
12 .
A tender of the rent by the tenant to the lessor ,
made on the last day ,
either on or off the premises ,
will save the forfeiture .
13 .
It follows as a necessary inference from what has been premised ,
that a demand made before or after the last day which the lessee has to pay the rent ,
in order to prevent the forfeiture ,
or off the land ,
will not be sufficient to defeat the estate .
7 T .
R .
11 7 .
14 .
The forfeiture may be waived by the lessor ,
in the case of a lease for years ,
by his acceptance of rent ,
accruing since the forfeiture ,
provided he knew of the cause .
3 Rep .
64 .
15 .
A reentry cannot be made for nonpayment of rent if there is any distrainable property on the premises ,
which may be taken in satisfaction of the rent ,
and every part of the premises must be searched .
2 Phil .
Ev .
180 .
16 .
The entry may be made by the lessor or reversioner himself ,
or by attorney ;
Cro .
Eliz .
601 ;
7 T .
R .
117 ;
the entry of one joint tenant or tenant in common ,
enures to the benefit of the whole .
Hob 120 .
17 .
After the entry has been made ,
evidence of it ought to be perpetuated .
18 .
Courts of chancery will generally make the lessor account to the lessee for the profits of the estate ,
during the time of his being in possession ;
and will compel him ,
after he has satisfied the rent in arrear ,
and the costs attending his entry ,
and detention of the lands ,
to give up the possession to the lessee ,
and to pay him the surplus profits of the estate .
1 Co .
Litt .
203 a ,
n .
3 ;
1 Lev .
170 ;
T ..
Raym .
135 ,
158 ;
3 Cruise ,
299 ,
300 .
See also 6 Binn .
420 ;
18 Ves .
60 ;
Bac .
Ab .
Rent ,
K ;
3 Call ,
491 ;
18 Ves .
58 2 Story ,
Eq .
Jur .
Sec .
1315 ;
4 Bing .
R .
178 ;
33 En .
C .
L .
It .
312 ,
1 How .
S .
C .
R .
211
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