Neutral Zone
/ˈnuːtrəl zoʊn/
Definitions
- (n.) A demilitarized or buffer area agreed between parties in a dispute to prevent conflict or unauthorized access.
The treaty established a neutral zone where neither side could deploy troops.
- (n.) In property law, a space or boundary area where the rights or interests of adjacent landowners overlap or are undefined.
The neutral zone between the two properties is subject to shared maintenance obligations.
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- neutral zone
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Commentary
In legal drafting, defining a neutral zone precisely is critical to avoid territorial disputes and ensure clear demarcation of rights or restrictions.
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