Paneling
/ˈpænəlɪŋ/
Definitions
- (n.) The act or process of forming or constituting a panel, especially in legal contexts like jury formation or hearing groups.
The court announced the paneling of jurors for the upcoming trial.
- (n.) The material or wooden boards used for decorative or protective covering of walls, sometimes relevant in property or construction law.
The contract specified the use of oak paneling for the courtroom walls.
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- panelings
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Commentary
In legal usage, "paneling" primarily denotes the formation of a panel (e.g., jury or hearing panel). Its meaning as wall covering is more relevant in property or construction law contexts and should be distinguished accordingly.
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