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of <h1>Property restrictions legally defined as limitations confining rights within bounds across various legal contexts</h1> The term 'restriction' is legally defined as the act of limiting or confining within bounds, representing a state of being restrained or limited. According to legal dictionaries, it encompasses any limitation or qualification, particularly regarding property use or enjoyment. Restriction fundamentally involves acts that limit, confine, and restrain activities or rights. The concept applies broadly across legal contexts as a form of constraint or limitation imposed on various legal rights, privileges, or property interests.
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