Public Bills Volume 4 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1851 edition. Excerpt: ...deemed a Part of that Building. Runes coucnaumc THE Eucmsuna, SEPARATION, AND DIVISION or Bumnmes, nun THE REBUILDING AND REPARATION or Burnnmos AND VVALLS, AND THE ALTERATION, nzusmc, ENLARGING, AND unrrmc or BUILDINGS. 1.-Enclosure of Buildings. Every Building must be inclosed on every Side by external Walls or by Party Walls, except as herein-after provided. 2.-Separation 2.---Separation g Buildings fiom adjoining Premises. i Every Building must be separated from every other Building adjoining thereto, not being an attached Building or Ofiice in the same Occupation therewith, either by a Party Wall of the requisite Thickness and Height for whichever of the Buildings parted thereby shall require the greater Thickness and Height, or by an external Wall exclusively belonging to such first-mentioned Building, and built against the enclosing Wall of such other Building. Every Building, or Part of a Building intermixed with any other Building or Part of a Building, must be separated from such other Building or Part, so far as such Buildings or Parts adjoin vertically by Party Walls, and so far as they adjoin horizontally by Party Arches or Fire-proof Floors in lieu thereof. Every Building must be separated from all Ground adjoining thereto, and not in the same Occupation therewith, either by a Party Wlall or by an external Wall exclusively belonging to such Building. And all Rooms or_ Stories lying intermixed with other Rooms or Stories the Property of different Owners in the same Building, (except in Buildings in Sergeants Inn Chancery Lane, or in any of the Four Inns of Court, or in any of the Inns of Chancery, or other Inns set apart for the Study or Practice of the Law, and other Buildings divided into Chambers, Offices, or...