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TOWNS IMPROVEMENT CLAUSES ACT 1847 - SECT 110

Party walls of new buildings to be carried up through the roof.

110. Before beginning to build any building intended to be used as a church,
chapel, or school, or a place of public amusement or entertainment, or for
holding large numbers of people for any purpose whatsoever, within the limits
of the special Act, the person intending to build the same shall give fourteen
days notice in writing to the commissioners, and shall accompany such notice
with a plan and description of the manner proposed for its construction, with
respect to the means of supplying fresh air to such building; and no person
shall begin to build such building until the manner proposed for its
construction, with respect to the means for supplying fresh air, have been
approved of by the commissioners; and in default of sending such notice, or if
any such building be erected without such approval, the commissioners may
cause such building, or such part of it as they consider necessary, to be
pulled down or altered, at the expence of the owner, and any expence incurred
by the commissioners in so doing may be recovered as herein-before provided
with respect to ruinous or dangerous buildings taken down or repaired by
the commissioners.

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