procession definition
procession means a procession in a public place;
procession means a march, parade or other procession (whether or not involving the use of vehicles or other conveyances) —
procession means a procession of five or more persons or three or more vehicles;
More Definitions of procession
procession means any gathering of more than twenty (20) pedestrians or more than ten (10) vehicles (except funeral processions) upon a highway.
procession means a gathering or assembly of ten or more persons which moves from one place to another;
procession means a procession of 5 or more persons or 3 or more vehicles or vessels;
procession means the proceeding or moving along in orderly succession, in a formal or ceremonious manner, of a line or body of five or more persons, animals, five or more vehicles or other things.
procession means any organised, moving public procession in a public place as defined in the Civic Government (Scotland) Act 1982, and, for the purposes of this Policy and Code of Conduct, the term “Procession” shall include cavalcades, commemorations, celebrations, demonstrations, festivals, kirkin’, marches, parades, protests, rallies, remembrances, ridings and walks, whether by individuals or vehicles;
procession means an assembly, concourse or gathering of persons pursuing a common purpose which moves from one place to another with or without vehicles;
procession means a march in a designated route by an undisclosed number of people and whose object can reasonably be foreseen and predetermined by the organizers and for which due notice has been given under the law.