- cartway
- A way for the free passage of all persons on foot or horseback, carts and wagons. Cozad v Kanawha Hardwood Co. 139 NC 283, 51 SE 932. See iter.
Ballentine's law dictionary. Anderson, W.S.. 1998.
cartway
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actus — In the civil law, an act, something performed or accomplished; also a right of way. Lord Coke, adopting the civil law, divided private ways into three kinds: a footway, called “iter;” a footway and horseway, called “actus, and a cartway, which… … Ballentine's law dictionary
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via — Preposition: By way of. Noun: A way. Lord Coke, adopting the civil law, divided private ways into three kinds: a footway, called iter; a footway and horseway, called actus; and a cartway which embraced both of the other two, called via. To these… … Ballentine's law dictionary
