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party wall
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party wall
Property law a wall separating two properties or pieces of land and over which each of the adjoining owners has certain rights

party wall [′pärd·ē ‚wȯl]
(building construction)
A wall providing joint service between two buildings.


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With its many departments, meeting spaces, offices, and archives, the Akademie constituted quite a large programme, constrained by party walls each side, building lines to front and rear, and a height limit respecting the Brandenburg Gate.
There are methods to soundproof airplanes, party walls, how to do music rooms, home theaters, band practice vehicles, doors -- they even have a whole section on how to soundproof condominiums.
Among the defects, which caused "unsuitable living conditions," Richardson noted were defective roofs, flashing, framing, floors, slabs, party walls, hydronic systems, electrical systems, utility doors, waterproofing and faulty plumbing, common area drainage and heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems.
 
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