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premises

Premises are a property, especially a house or building, together with the land and any other buildings that are part of it.

In plain English

This word refers to the whole place, not just one room or structure. It covers the main house or building and also the land and any other buildings that belong with it.

In context

Here, premises means the dwelling or property, including its land and any associated buildings, that the document covers.

Situation
Setting up utilities and submitting maintenance, repair, and access requests
What it communicates
names the dwelling or property covered by the document.

Meaning limits

The term by itself does not say who owns or occupies the property.

Examples

“The caretaker checked the premises, locking the house, the shed, and the front gate before leaving.”

Core meaning

“According to the deed, a stone wall marks the northern edge of the premises.”

In context