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Jackson6612 Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Definitions of ''appurtenance'' and ''right-of-way''
appurtenance:
1: an incidental right (as a right-of-way) attached to a principal property right and passing in possession with it (M-W's Dictionary)
right-of-way:
3 a: a precedence in passing accorded to one vehicle over another by custom, decision, or statute b: the right of traffic to take precedence (M-W's Dictionary)
Please explain the above red statements.
1: an incidental right (as a right-of-way) attached to a principal property right and passing in possession with it (M-W's Dictionary)
right-of-way:
3 a: a precedence in passing accorded to one vehicle over another by custom, decision, or statute b: the right of traffic to take precedence (M-W's Dictionary)
Please explain the above red statements.
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1-- passing in possession with it = sold with it ; it is part of the property. 2-- a precedence in passing = can pass first. To take precedence = to have the right to go first.
- 1-- passing in possession with it = sold with it ; it is part of the property.
- 2-- a precedence in passing = can pass first.
- To take precedence = to have the right to go first.
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1-- passing in possession with it = sold with it; it is part of the property.
2-- a precedence in passing = can pass first. To take precedence = to have the right to go first.
2-- a precedence in passing = can pass first. To take precedence = to have the right to go first.
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