front

Noun: That which faces forward. Appearance. A union which has complied with the National Labor Relations Act acting on behalf of a union which has not complied with such statute. 31 Am J Rev ed Lab § 222. Verb: To stand opposite something. A store operating in a basement which extends under the sidewalk and out to the curb of a street, from which an entrance was made to the store, "fronts" on that street within the meaning of a provision in a lease giving the lessee the exclusive right to sell cigars and tobacco in that part of the building "fronting" on such street. Anno: 90 ALR 1461. The narrow end of a lot "fronts" on the street upon which it abuts; it does not front on another street although it is a corner lot which abuts on both streets. The end of an unimproved lot fronts on the street upon which it abuts, toward which the house, when constructed, is intended to face according to the plan or usage in the particular block or district. Rhinehart v Leitch, 107 Conn 400, 140 A 763. But some authority holds that a corner lot "fronts" on both streets. Des Moines v Dorr, 31 Iowa 89, 93.