Non-habitable definition
Non-habitable means any portion of a Dwelling or Dwelling Unit, which does not comply with the standards of fitness for occupancy set out in this By-law and includes: bathroom, toilet room, laundry, pantry, lobby, corridor, stairway, closet, boiler room or other space for service and maintenance of the Dwelling.
Non-habitable means a Class 10 building as defined under the Building Code of Australia.
Non-habitable. – means a Class 10 building as defined under the National Construction Code Series.
More Definitions of Non-habitable
Non-habitable means any portion of a dwelling or dwelling unit that does not comply with the standards of fitness for occupancy set out in this bylaw, and includes bathroom facilities, toilet rooms, laundry facilities, pantries, lobbies, corridors, stairways, closets, boiler rooms or other spaces dedicated and used exclusively for the service and maintenance of the dwelling or dwelling unit.
Non-habitable means a Class 10 building as defined under the NCC.