Walking
/ˈwɔːkɪŋ/
Definitions
- (n.) The act of proceeding on foot, often as a means of establishing presence or performing surveillance relevant to legal matters such as property inspection or patrolling.
The security guard’s walking of the premises was recorded in the log as part of his duty.
- (adj.) Relating to or involving the act of moving on foot, as in a walking route or walking rights.
The walking easement granted the public the right to pass through privately owned land.
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Commentary
In legal contexts, "walking" primarily refers to the physical act of moving on foot, which can have implications for property rights, surveillance, and security obligations. It is important to distinguish the noun and adjective uses when drafting related provisions.
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