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Work details

Applicant or licensee name:

Humanist Library and Archives

Applicant or licensee country:

United Kingdom

Application number:

OWLS000073-10

Application date:

22/08/2016

Status of application:

Licence Expired

Title or short description:

Agreement regarding the party wall between 25 and 26 Red Lion Square, 18 December 1951

Full description:

"Agreement regarding the party wall between 25 & 26 Red Lion Square, (18 December 1951).(1) Toye & Co, Regalia House, 26 Red Lion Sq, Holborn, London(2) Trustees of South Place Ethical Society:Percy St John Dixon, engineerEdwin Jesse Fairhall, chemistRose Halls, spinsterFlorence May Hawkins, widowColin Eustace Barralet, gas engineerJohn Lawrance Green, educational psychologistTheodora Charlotte Lindsay, married womanFrederick James, civil servantGeorge Hutchinson, teacherDavid Christie Tait [no occupation]Charles James Turnage, secretaryFrederick Charles Chater Watts, printer & publisherBenjamin Oliver Warwick, engineer & instrument makerIn accordance with a Building Award dated 10 April 1951, the parties agree that (1) may form no more than 4 window openings in the party wall between nos. 25 and 26 Red Lion Sq, and continue them for a payment of 1s pa; but this does not confer on (1) any right of light and (2) may brick up the openings if required."

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Type of work:

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Humanist Library and Archives

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