Lot Line
/ˈlɑt laɪn/
Definitions
- (n.) A boundary demarcating the limits of a parcel of land, as established by legal surveys or property deeds.
The fence must be built within the lot line to avoid encroachment.
Forms
- lot line
- lot lines
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Commentary
The term specifically refers to legally recognized land boundaries, distinct from informal or natural markers.
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