Legal Definitions - inclausa

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Definition of inclausa

Inclausa

Inclausa is a term used in Law Latin that refers to an enclosed area near a house or a home close. It is also known as a "close".

A small inclausa was built next to the house for the family's pets to play in.
The inclausa was surrounded by a fence to keep the children safe while they played outside.

These examples illustrate how an inclausa is an enclosed area near a house that can be used for various purposes, such as a play area for pets or children.

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Term: inclausa

Definition: Inclausa is a term from Law Latin that refers to an enclosed area near a house, also known as a home close. It is similar to the term "close" which means a small enclosed area or courtyard.

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