Pre-emption
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 80
prē-em′shun, n. act or right of purchasing before others.— v.t. Prē-empt′ ( U.S. ), to secure, as land, by the right of pre-emption.— adjs. Prē-empt′ible ; Prē-empt′ive .— n. Prē-empt′or . [L. præ , before, emptio , a buying— emĕre , to buy.]
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