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Chancel repair liability is a
legal obligation on a
small number of
property owners in
England and
Wales to pay for
certain repairs to a church, often...
- with a 2-light cusped-headed
mullioned ca****t. The
windows on the
north front are 2 or 3-light
mullioned ca****ts. The roof line is
irregular with gables...
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plain hinges were used with a
ca****t stay.
Handing applies to
ca****t windows to
determine direction of swing; a
ca****t window may be left-handed, right-handed...
- rail or
chancel rail) is a low barrier,
sometimes ornate and
usually made of stone, wood or
metal in some combination,
delimiting the
chancel or the sanctuary...
- by
Donations of
several Persons, for re-building the
Parish Church and
Chancel of
Tetbury aforesaid. Dobinson's
Estate Act 1765 5 Geo. 3. c. 53 Pr. 19...
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seating for the
clergy and
church choir. It is in the
western part of the
chancel,
between the nave and the sanctuary,
which houses the
altar and Church...
-
constitutional law
case,
concerning judicial review. In the vast
majority of
ecclesiastical parishes (into
which all of
England and
Wales is split)
chancel repair...
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architectural firm
Tallmadge & Watson. The firm
designed two
houses and a church's
chancel in
Highland Park; the Granville-Mott
House is the
largest of
these works...
- than life-size. The large,
upper clerestory windows along the nave and
chancel depict scenes from the Old Testament,
while the
smaller medallion windows...
- the
resurrection in
Western Christianity,
traditionally decorates the
chancel area of
churches on this day and for the rest of Eastertide. Additional...
