Simple English definitions for legal terms
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A fishery is a place where people can catch fish. It can also mean the right to catch fish in a certain area, like a river or the ocean. Sometimes, this right is given by the government and there are rules about when and how many fish can be caught. If a fishery is common, it means that anyone can fish there.
Definition: Fishery refers to the right or liberty of taking fish. It can also refer to a fishing ground.
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These examples illustrate the different types of fishery rights that exist. Free fishery is an exclusive right granted by the monarch, while right of fishery is a right granted to individuals subject to regulations. Several fishery is a right to fish in waters that are not owned by the person fishing, and common fishery is a fishing ground where everyone has the right to fish.