1. the act or fact of bordering on or adjoining something; the point or line where two properties or pieces of land meet
Usage: legal/property term; often used in plural form 'abuttals'

Examples

• The surveyor marked the abuttal between the two neighboring properties.
• The deed described the abuttals of the land with precision.
• Disputes often arise at the abuttal where one owner's fence meets another's.
• The property line follows the natural abuttal of the stream.
• Legal documents must clearly identify all abuttals to avoid future conflicts.