landrules
nounUK /ˈlænd.ruːlz/
US /ˈlænd.ruːlz/
Landrules are the rules about who can use a piece of land and how.
The village council wrote new landrules to keep the forest safe.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The customs a group follows about sharing and caring for land.
The tribe's landrules have protected the river for generations.
3. The official set of laws a country makes about buying and selling land.
Under the country's landrules, only citizens may buy farmland.
4. The rules a game or club uses about its playing field or grounds.
The golf club's landrules say players must repair any divots.