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Abuttal
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相邻, 毗邻
the act of two adjoining properties or structures sharing a common boundary or being adjacent to each other
What is "abuttal"?
Abuttal refers to the condition where one property or structure directly borders or touches another. In construction and land use, it describes a situation where two pieces of land, buildings, or walls meet at a shared boundary without any gap in between. Abuttal is often used to describe how structures or properties are positioned in relation to each other, especially when planning or discussing land division, zoning, or the placement of buildings.
Example
The new building is located in abuttal to the existing office complex.
The property ’s fence is in abuttal with the neighbor ’s garden.
The developer plans to build a structure in abuttal to the riverbank.
