property line
Noun: - A legal boundary separating two parcels of land: A "property line" is the precisely defined line that marks the division between one person's land and another's. It is established by surveys and recorded in legal documents.
The term "property line" is used to discuss the legal limits of land ownership. It is crucial for construction, fencing, landscaping, and resolving disputes between neighbors. - It is typically used with prepositions like on, at, along, or over. - It often appears in contexts involving real estate, law, surveying, and neighborly relations.
- Noun:
- Before building the fence, we hired a surveyor to mark the exact property line.
- The large oak tree sits directly on the property line between our house and theirs.
- You must ensure your new shed does not extend over the property line.
- "To respect the property line": To acknowledge and not encroach upon the legal boundary.
- Good neighbors always respect the property line when planting trees.
- "A dispute over the property line": A disagreement between parties about where the boundary is located.
- They ended up in court due to a dispute over the property line.
- Boundary line: A more general term for any line marking a limit or border.
- Lot line: A synonym often used in surveying and real estate development for the boundary of a plot of land.
- Survey line: A line established by a professional land survey.
- Border
- Demarcation line
- Perimeter
- Property boundary: A phrase with identical meaning to "property line."
- Line of demarcation: A formal term for a separating line.
The concept of a "property line" is fundamental to real property law. While invisible, it is a legally enforceable boundary. Ignorance of its location is not a valid legal defense for encroachment.
- the boundary line between two pieces of property