👉 Leaving-taking is a concept in law that refers to the act of leaving one's residence or place of abode, which can be temporary or permanent. In the context of legal proceedings, it involves the act of relinquishing control over property, assets, or other matters that are related to one's personal life. The term "leaving-taking" is often associated with cases involving criminal charges, especially when someone is charged with a crime and decides to leave their home or place of abode.
