Legal Definition of Residential Building
“Permanent building” means any permanent structure, other than factory apartments, that is controlled and owned by the owner or operator of the mobile home park and that is not located on land. For the purposes of this Part, “residential building” means any building that is used as a dwelling and that is not a new building subject to the final standards set out in sections 6833(a) and 6834 (1) of this Title and that has a heating, cooling system or both. “vessel” includes, in addition to its ordinary meaning, any structure, vehicle or boat used for overnight stays by persons or persons for the purpose of carrying on a commercial activity, or used as an elementary or secondary school or as an enclosed truck or enclosed truck trailer. Where a building consists of two or more separately secured or inhabited units, each unit is considered both as a separate building and as part of the main building. As used in this section, “building” means any multi-storey steel-frame building that is more than two storeys tall during construction. The California Health and Safety Code defines permanent buildings and residential buildings as follows: In law, the term building has different meanings depending on the context in which it is used. For the purposes of some criminal statues such as burglary and arson, the term construction may include things like motor vehicles and boats. Cal Health & Saf Code § 17960.1 “Residential building” means a single-family building of one to four families that does not exceed three storeys. L. 96-294, Title V, § 561, 30 June 1980, 94 Stat. 746, provided: n. a person residing in a specific place. However, the term is vague, depending on the permanence of the occupation.
(See: Residence) RESIDENT, international law. A minister, in diplomatic language, of the third order, less worthy than an ambassador or an envoy. This term once referred only to the continuation of the minister`s stay, but it is now limited to ministers of this class. 2. The resident does not represent the person of the prince in his dignity, but only his affairs. His presentation is actually of the same kind as that of the messenger; Therefore, like the envoy, he is often referred to as a second-rate minister, distinguishing only two classes of public ministers, the first composed of ambassadors with representative character, while the second includes all other ministers who do not possess this sublime character. This is the most necessary, if not the only, distinction. Vattel liv. 4, c.
6, 73. A building is defined as “any structure intended to house, house or enclose persons, animals or movable property”. Greene County v N. Shore Resort, 238 Ga. App. 236, 237 (Ga. Ct. App.
1999) Building means any structure that has a roof and walls, especially a permanent structure. It can be any structure designed or intended for the support, confinement, protection or protection of persons, animals or property with a permanent roof supported by columns or walls. Example of some state laws that define the term building. RESIDENTS, people. A person who presents himself in a place with the intention of establishing his domicile or permanent residence and who, therefore, actually resides there. Time is not as essential as the intention achieved by the establishment or commencement of an actual establishment, although it is abandoned in a more or less long period of time. See 6 Hall`s Law Journ. 68; 3 Hagg.
Eccl. R. 373; 20 John. 211 2 Animal. Announcement. R. 450; 2 scamm. Article 6834 of this title, mentioned in the text, was repealed by Pub. L. 97-35, Title X, § 1041(b), 13 August 1981, 95, Stat.
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