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family

Traditionally, people who are related by blood or marriage. The term can mean many different things depending on the circumstances. Most statutes have a section devoted to “definitions” that will tell you the intended definition of words used in the law. For example, the concept of what constitutes a family may be important in zoning cases for single-family housing or apartment restrictions against non-family members living in the apartment with the tenant.



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Her great-grandparents are Dorothy Crowley, Albert and Fujie Bedard and Andrea Nee, all of Clinton, and Robert and Patti Nee, of Holden.
All my great-grandparents fled to the UK from Latvia and Lithuania at the beginning of the 20th century to escape persecution under the Tsar.
Lucy, daughter of the late Boro football legend Willie Maddren, and Neil were married on the same date as Neil's great-grandparents more than 80 years before.
 
 
 
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