Trim Line
/ˈtrɪm laɪn/
Definitions
- (n.) A designated boundary or reference mark in legal documents, often indicating limits of property, construction, or regulatory compliance.
The surveyor marked the trim line to show the maximum building setback allowed by local zoning laws.
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In legal drafting, specifying the trim line helps clearly delineate permissible limits, particularly in property and construction contexts, reducing disputes over boundaries.
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