parsonage house definition
parsonage house means the house or other dwelling vested in the incumbent of a benefice (when the benefice is full) and being his or her official residence, and includes any outbuildings or land included in the curtilage of any such house or dwelling and any rights appurtenant thereto;
parsonage house means the house or other dwelling which is the official residence of the incumbent of a benefice, and includes any outbuildings or land included in the curtilage of any such house or dwelling and any rights appurtenant thereto; and
parsonage house means a residence vested in the incumbent of a benefice (when the benefice is full), being his official residence . . . F49, except a residence held under a lease which makes the landlord wholly or mainly responsible for the repairs, and includes the buildings, gardens, orchards, paddock, walls, fences, and appurtenances necessary for the convenient occupation of the residence, and for the purposes of this definition the separate letting of a part of the residence shall not be deemed to exclude it from the
More Definitions of parsonage house
parsonage house means a residence vested in the incumbent of a benefice (when the benefice is full), being his official residence, and includes the buildings, gardens, orchards, paddocks, walls, fences and appurtenances occupied with the residence; and “excluded part of a parsonage house” means any part of a parsonage house which by reason of a certificate of the bishop under section 11 of the M38Parsonages Measure 1938 is to be deemed not to form part of that house;