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Curtilage

In common law, the curtilage of a house or dwelling is the land immediately surrounding it, including any closely associated buildings and structures, but excluding any associated "open fields beyond". In feudal times every castle with its dependent buildings was protected by a surrounding wall, and all the land within the wall was termed the curtilage.…

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Curtilage

Nodes44
Edges43
Triples28
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.045455
Components1

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related to history · 11
Curtilage → Court, Fort Leavenworth, In, It, Pennsylvania, Prigg, Stone, Supreme Court, The, The Fourth Amendment, United States
related to Application · 10
Curtilage → Absent, Although, But, Constitution, Fourth Amendment, However, Many, No Trespassing, Supreme Court, The Supreme Court
related to In UK listed-building legislation · 4
Curtilage → Current, The, United Kingdom, Various
related to Common law · 3
Curtilage → At, Black's Law Dictionary, English

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Curtilagerelated to ApplicationThe Supreme Court0.60section
Curtilagerelated to ApplicationFourth Amendment0.60section
Curtilagerelated to ApplicationHowever0.60section
Curtilagerelated to ApplicationAbsent0.60section
Curtilagerelated to ApplicationNo Trespassing0.60section
Curtilagerelated to ApplicationBut0.60section
Curtilagerelated to ApplicationMany0.60section
Curtilagerelated to ApplicationConstitution0.60section
Curtilagerelated to ApplicationAlthough0.60section
Curtilagerelated to ApplicationSupreme Court0.60section
Curtilagerelated to Common lawAt0.60section
Curtilagerelated to Common lawEnglish0.60section

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