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Legal Terms - curtilage
a plot of land that is adjacent to and belongs to a house; usually, it is a garden or courtyard with any outbuildings, etc. In the United States, the idea of curtilage holds significant value in the common law sections concerning privacy, trespassing, and search and seizure; in the United Kingdom, it is mostly referenced in local planning regulations and listed building laws.
a plot of land that is adjacent to and belongs to a house; usually, it is a garden or courtyard with any outbuildings, etc. In the United States, the idea of curtilage holds significant value in the common law sections concerning privacy, trespassing, and search and seizure; in the United Kingdom, it is mostly referenced in local planning regulations and listed building laws.
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