in gross
The phrase "in gross" is often used in legal and general contexts to describe something considered as a whole, either in terms of rights or quantities.
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Definition
C1Law
(technical)A right or interest in property that is personal to the holder and not attached to any specific land or estate.
Example
- The utility company has an easement in gross to access the land for maintenance work.
B2General
Considering something in its entirety, without breaking it down into parts or details.
Example
- The cost was calculated in gross, without itemizing individual expenses.
Similar
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