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Electoral roll query

craiguito

craiguito

master brummie
Where someone is listed at an address and it says 'dwelling house', is this a particular category of residence? Temporary accommodation? What's the significance?


Thanks

Craig
 
sorry Craig dont really know here is the legal definition DWELLING HOUSE - A building inhabited by man.

A part of a house is, in one sense, a dwelling house; for example, where two or more persons rent off the owner different parts of a house, so as to have among them the whole house, and the owner does not reserve or occupy any part, the separate portion of each will, in cases of burglary, be considered the dwelling house of each.:)so I would assume it means possibly :rolleyes:rented property ???
 
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