0 the land surrounding a building that belongs to the owner of the building and for which he or she has responsibility
He shall also have the curtilage with the garden adjoining the hall on the north side enclosed as it is with hedges and ditches.
Most of the 100% garage provision was within the house curtilage and comprised two bays thus giving ample space for bicycle and general storage as well as a car.
He was required to stand outside the curtilage of the factory when presenting the case to the workers during their lunch hour.
Building within the curtilage of a listed building is another area which is urgently in need of alteration and improvement.
Whether it is within the close, curtilage or precincts or not.
That power does not extend to a dwelling house or its curtilage.
I think that is permissible —as many caravans as you like within the curtilage, provided they are incidental to the enjoyment of the dwelling-house.
In many areas, particularly in mining areas, curtilage includes the services of those houses, which are usually terrace houses.
