Legal Definition and Related Resources of By-road
Meaning of By-road
There are three kinds of roads known to our law: (1) Public roads; (2) private roads; (3) by-roads. All these differ from a mere right of way. A by-road is, as its name imports, an obscure or neighborhood road in its earlier existence, not used to any great extent by the public, yet so far a public road that the public have of right free access to it at all times. 34 N. J. Law, 89; 46 N. J. Law, 509.
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- Way
- Private
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