Code of Police Laws (Cap. 10)
Code of Police Laws (Cap. 10), article 128
128. It shall not be lawful -
(a) to construct any chimney, oven, or forge, against a
party wall, even though such party wall be entirely
one’s own, between tenements belonging to different
owners;
(b) to construct or make use of any oven, hearth, or forge,
in any place from which, owing to the absence of a
chimney for the emission of the smoke on to the roof
of the building, such smoke might pass into the street
or into a neighbouring house, or to use such oven,
hearth or forge in such a way as to cause a nuisance or
annoyance to the neighbours;
Manufacture of
fireworks.
(c) to manufacture any fireworks in any house situate in
an inhabited area, or, without the consent of the
occupiers of the neighbouring houses, in any other
house situate elsewhere;
Combustible
materials in cellars.
(d) to keep any combustible materials in any cellar, near
any window or other apert ure thereof, towards the
street;
Lighting of fire in
fields.
(e) to light any fire in one’s own field, in the vicinity of
some other field belonging to another person, in which
there is any combustible produce.
Ovens, chimneys,
etc., to be kept
clean.
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