Legal Definition and Related Resources of Conduit
Meaning of Conduit
A method or means of conveying; a channel for passage or transmission, especially of water or other fluid. “Conduit” is a general word which applies to any channel or structure by which flowing water can be conducted from one point to another. It includes a ditch, flume, pipe, or any kind of aqueduct. 103 Cal. 673.
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This definition of Conduit is based on the The Cyclopedic Law Dictionary . This entry needs to be proofread.
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