- Look up
curtilage in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. In
common law, the
curtilage of a
house or
dwelling is the land
immediately surrounding it, including...
- of New
South Wales.
SeaSide Lights. "Cape St
George Lighthouse Ruins &
Curtilage (Place ID 105312)".
Australian Heritage Database.
Australian Government...
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doctrine that a "warrantless
search of the area
outside a
property owner's
curtilage" does not
violate the
Fourth Amendment to the
United States Constitution...
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Royal Artillery Barracks, Woolwich, is a
barracks of the
British Army
which forms part of
Woolwich Garrison. The
Royal Regiment of
Artillery had its headquarters...
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warrantless search and
seizure of
garbage left for
collection outside the
curtilage of a home. This case has been
widely cited as "trashing" the
Fourth Amendment...
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buildings or
structures constructed before 1 July 1948 that fall
within the
curtilage of a
listed building are
treated as part of the
listed building. The effect...
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building for
purposes of a
criminal conviction.[citation needed] In law, the
curtilage of a
dwelling is the land
immediately surrounding it,
including any closely...
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increasing to 462 at the 2011 Census. The village's name
means '
curtilage of Sigebeorht' or '
curtilage of Sigbjorn'.
Facilities in the
village include a pub, church...
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Parliament House,
Canberra Parliament House Puzzle "Old
Parliament House and
Curtilage, King
George Tce, Parkes, ACT,
Australia (Place ID 105318)". Australian...
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property itself (categories 3 and 4)
incorporating proximity to the
property curtilage and the main buildings. Even in a worst-case
scenario (category 4), where...
