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Legal Definitions - domain
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Definition of domain
Definition: Domain refers to a territory or area over which a person or group has control or ownership.
- The British Empire had many domains in the 19th century, meaning they had control over many different territories.
- A family may have a large estate or property that is considered their domain.
- If someone has complete ownership of a piece of land, it is considered their domain.
These examples illustrate how domain can refer to different types of control or ownership over a specific area or territory.
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Simple Definition
Domain: A domain is an area of land that someone has control over. It can be a big piece of land that a family owns or a whole country that a government rules. It can also mean that someone has complete ownership of a piece of land.
There are different types of domains, like eminent domain, which means the government can take someone's land for public use, or public domain, which means that anyone can use or access a piece of land.
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