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Way

in law, either the right which one or more persons have passing over the land of another, or the space over which such right is exercisable. Ways are of various kinds; as a footway, for persons passing on foot only; a horseway, for persons passing on horseback; a driftway, for driving cattle; a carriage way, for driving carriages and other vehicles.

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