Lighting
/ˈlaɪtɪŋ/
Definitions
- (n.) The arrangement or use of lights, especially in buildings or public places, to ensure visibility and safety, often governed by building codes and regulations.
The commercial lease specified requirements for emergency lighting in all exit routes.
- (v.) Present participle of light, used in legal texts when referring to the act of igniting or providing illumination, sometimes relevant in fire safety or property damage contexts.
Improperly lighting a fire in a prohibited area can lead to fines and penalties.
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In legal contexts, lighting typically pertains to regulatory compliance around visibility and safety; it is important to distinguish its use as a noun from its verbal form related to ignition.
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