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Simple English definitions for legal terms

passage

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A quick definition of passage:

Passage: When a group of people make a new rule, it needs to be passed before it becomes a law. This is called passage. It can also mean when someone is allowed to travel through someone else's land or water, like a path or road.

A more thorough explanation:

Passage refers to:

  1. The process of a legislative measure becoming a law.
  2. The right or permission to travel through someone else's property.

For example:

  • After months of debate, the passage of the new tax bill was celebrated by the majority party.
  • The landowner granted the hikers passage through their property to reach the nearby waterfall.

The first example illustrates the first definition of passage, which refers to the process of a legislative measure becoming a law. The second example illustrates the second definition of passage, which refers to the right or permission to travel through someone else's property.

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