abutter US
əˈbʌtə
Definition

Definition of abutter - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
propertyTECH.USowner of property next to anotherTECH.US
  • The abutter was notified about the new construction.
neighbor
2.
real estateTECH.USentity with property sharing a boundaryTECH.US
  • The city consulted the abutter for the road expansion.
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Expressions with abutter

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legal entitlement of a property owner regarding neighboring properties
The court upheld the abutter's right to access the road.
legal entitlements of a property owner next to another property
The court upheld the abutter's rights in the zoning dispute.

Origin of abutter

Middle English, abuten (to border)

Examples of abutter in a sentence

  • An abutter disputed the boundary during the meeting.
  • The abutter filed a complaint about the noise.
  • An abutter objected to the new construction plans.

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  1. French:riverain, propriétaire adjacent, ...
  2. German:Anrainer, Grenznachbar, ...
  3. Italian:proprietario confinante, confinante, ...
  4. Spanish:vecino colindante, ...
  5. Portuguese:vizinho, proprietário adjacente, ...
  6. Chinese:邻地业主, 毗邻者, ...
  7. Japanese:隣接地所有者, ...
  8. Arabic:مالِك العَقار المُجاوِر, عَقّار مُجاوِر, ...
  9. Hebrew:שָׁכֵן, הַגּוֹבֵל, ...
  10. Russian:сосед-собственник, сосед, ...
  11. Ukrainian:сусідній власник, сусід, ...
  12. Hindi:संपत्ति का बगल का मालिक, संपर्की, ...
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