Príklady repossession

• There has been, for example, a massive growth in repossessions since 1979.

• As a result, home ownership is no longer a secure domain and even the middle classes are now at risk of unemployment and repossession.

• The first person gets the car by repossessing it when the owner stops making payments (and the sale contract allowed for repossession); the second steals it.

• They had their sleep disturbed when the bailiffs took repossession.

• We have had growing unemployment, bankruptcies and mortgage repossessions.

• This country's unemployment is rising to record levels; we have record bankruptcies, rising poverty and record house repossessions; we have record and rising crime too.

• Between 1989 and 1991, there was an almost fivefold increase—to 75,000—in the number of repossessions.

• He will also be aware that repossessions of homes for mortgage arrears have risen fivefold in the past eight years.

• Building society repossession statistics are not available on a regional basis.

• I freely admit that repossession, negative equity and other ills in the housing market have caused much pain in the past few years.

• There was a significant and very welcome reduction in the number of repossession actions initiated in the last quarter of 1991.

• We are talking not just about repossession, but about absolute bankruptcy and the moral degradation that goes with it.

• Even more repossessions have only been avoided because building societies are rescheduling payments, which adds to the problems of negative equity and long-term debt.

• We realise that repossessions are now increasing simply because the breadwinner is out of work.

• They have suffered the grief and anguish of repossession, but it has also had a damaging impact on the housing market.