demising wall
A wall used jointly by two parties under easement agreement, erected upon a line dividing two parcels of land, each of which is a separate real estate entity; a common wall.
demising wall by legalmaven October 26, 2006
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demising wall
A phrase used by pretentious architects, often incorrectly, to refer to a sound cancelling wall between two adjacent condominium units.
"Chuck decided to use the term demising wall on the project, be prepared to take questions about firing squads."
demising wall by The Truth 01 December 21, 2008
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