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Ordni dwar il-Ġebla tal-Bini

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Liġijiet ta' Malta — Leġiżlazzjoni Sussidjarja 10.31 — Ordni dwar il-Ġebla tal-Bini

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LE{ISLAZZJONI SUSSIDJARJA 10.31

ORDNI DWAR IL-{EBLA TAL-BINI

1 ta’ Mejju, 1976

L-AVVI| LEGALI 47 ta’ l-1976.

It-titolu ta’ dan l-Ordni hu Ordni dwar il-{ebla tal-Bini.

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 10.31 — BUILDING STONE ORDER

The title of this Order is Building Stone Order.

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 10.31 — BUILDING STONE ORDER

The thickness of any wall of any room, exposed to the rain,

all be of 38 cm (1 foot and 3 inches), consisting of two faces of

equal thickness of franka stone, separated by a cavity as prescribed

by law.

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 10.31 — BUILDING STONE ORDER

No person may use in the building of any wall any franka

stone the dimensions of which, or any of the dimensions of which,

exceed the following

(a) 50.80cm (20 inches) in length, 26.03cm (10¼ inches)

in height and 15.24cm (6 inches) in thickness in the

case of stone used in Malta; and

(b) 50.80cm (20 inches) in length, 27.94cm (11 inches) in

height and 15.24cm (6 inches) in thickness in the case

of stone used in Gozo or Comino.

Laws of Malta — Subsidiary Legislation 10.31 — BUILDING STONE ORDER

Franka stone cut from any quarry shall in no case exceed

the dimensions, or any of the dimensions, shown hereunder

(a) 53.34cm (21 inches) in length, 27.30cm (10¾ inches)

in height and 16.51cm (6½ inches) in thickness, in the

caste of stone cut in Malta; and

(b) 53.34cm (21 inches) in length, 29.21cm (11½ inches)

in height and 16.51cm (6½ inches) in thickness in the

case of stone cut in Gozo or Comino.

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