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Curtilage - Wikipedia
In common law, the curtilage of a house or dwelling is the land immediately surrounding it, including any closely associated buildings and structures. en.wikipedia.org
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curtilage | Wex | US Law | LII / Legal Information Institute
Curtilage includes the area immediately surrounding a dwelling, and it counts as part of the home for many legal purposes, including searches and many self- ... www.law.cornell.edu
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CURTILAGE Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of CURTILAGE is a piece of ground (such as a yard or courtyard) within the fence surrounding a house. www.merriam-webster.com
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curtelace
† curtelace Obs. Also 6 curtilace, 7 curtelas, -lasse, courtelace, courtlace, courtlas, curtlas. [A variant of coutelace, 16th c. F. coutelas. It is doubtful whether the r represents an earlier l (coultelas, cf. It. coltellaccio), or arises from phonetic corruption, or popular etymology.] A kind of ... Oxford English Dictionary
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14-23 - Legal Standing Upon the Curtilage of Residences
The curtilage of a home can generally be described as the areas immediately surrounding the main structure, i.e. yards, porch, driveway, carport, sheds, ... pars.lasd.org
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[PDF] What is Curtilage? | The Heritage Council
It is important to emphasise that curtilage refers to the land that is related to a building and that allows it to function. Thus 'curtilage' provides the legal ... www.heritagecouncil.ie
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courtelaxe
courtelace, courtelage, courtelax(e obs. ff. curtelace, curtilage, curtal-ax. Oxford English Dictionary
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What is Curtilage and Why Does It Matter? - Peek Law Group
Curtilage refers to the area around your home, including yards, patios, and porches. Generally, the curtilage is an extension of your home, which makes it off ... www.peeklawgroup.com
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Curtilage - Office of Justice Programs
This article explores the limits of Constitutional protection afforded the area immediately surrounding the home. www.ojp.gov
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CURTILAGE Definition & Meaning - Dictionary.com
A curtilage is the area within the outer boundary of a home's environs: the patios, yard and driveway. From Economist. But Sotomayor wrote: “Nothing in ... www.dictionary.com
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Definition of Curtilage Under Minnesota 4th Amendment Protections
Curtilage refers to the protected area immediately surrounding and associated with the home that are so intimately tied to the residence itself. www.northstarcriminaldefense.com
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cutlass
cutlass, n. (ˈkʌtləs) Forms: 6 coutelace, 7 coutelas, cuttelas, cuttleass, 8 cutlace, 7– cutlass. Also corruptly β. 7 cutleax, cuttleaxe, cotellax; γ. 8– cutlash. [a. F. coutelas, augm. of couteau (coutel) knife; cognate with It. coltellaccio: Lat. type *cultellāceum. The original coutel-as, coutel-... Oxford English Dictionary
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curtal-ax
† ˈcurtal-ax, -axe Obs. exc. Hist. (or arch.). Forms: 6–7 curtleax(e, 6 curtilax, 6–7 courtelax(e, curtelax(e, 7 curt-, courtlax, curtelaxe, courtle-axe, cortelax, 6–9 curtle-ax(e, curtle axe, 8– curtal-axe. [A much perverted form of the word cutlass n. (in 16th c. coutelas, coutelase, cuttleass, et... Oxford English Dictionary
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