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may have a house, and may sleat to sever the whole of his back garden and front garden with eonorets, if that is perished, we cannot compel him to renew it. We ames ogly éopél him to concrete ground surfaces, of kitabons and backyards, where foul water is throw, if it goes so far as to cause stagnant pools to ecllect, it would

be a nuisance.

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I am interested to hear that, because sometime ago, an 14046 Inspector came to my house at the Beak and inaposted the „Blaos. My house is entirely isolated, and there is the serfants building in, the middle of the yard, and from the house to the servants quarters was sonorste Beyond that building, it was simply hampered sarth. Inspector ordered me te oenorate the whole of it, and fill up the holes in the wall, as there were ratruma. I presume he was acting ultra viras.

If the area of beaten earth was not where foul water

was throm, and was in excess of the yard area required

by the house, the Inspectors action was contrary to

law.

What can you say is a yard, in a house of that king 14047 My house has a big open space all round it.

Shelton Kooper:- Provided it has got sufficient superficial arow,

must have ass open space at the back.

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What do you call the back of my house. It was open all the way round. - a full sized tennis court od ene

a croquet lamon the other, and a terrace on the If you have a yard, which is in excess of what requires, and you have your kitchen on the opposite side of the home, so that the cook and coolies ham

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arops over this yard, even if it is in excess of the law requires, if slops are throm there, it an open minde, connected with the back yard,

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