Kitchen - Law Dictionary Search Results
Kitchenry
The body of servants employed in the kitchen the staff of a kitchen
efficiency apartment
a small apartment4 sometimes furnished with minimal kitchen and bath facilities The unit may comprise a single room plus a bathroom and the kitchen facilities are
Culinarily
In the manner of a kitchen in connection with a kitchen or cooking
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curtilage
curtilage [Anglo-French curtillage enclosed land belonging to a house, kitchen garden, from Old French cortillage kitchen garden, from cortil garden, ultimately from Latin cohort- cohors farmyard] : the
Housework
The work belonging to housekeeping especially kitchen work sweeping scrubbing bed making and the like
Offensive matter
Offensive matter, 'offensive matter' includes animals, carcases, kitchen or stable refuse, dung, dirt, putrid or putrefying substance and filth of any kind which is not included
Noisy nuisance
Ball v. Ray, (1873) LR 8 Ch 467; reprinting works, Plsue v. Rushmer, 1907 AC 121; or hotel kitchen, Vanderpant v. Mayfair Hotel Co. Ltd., (1930) 1 Ch 138. As to nuisance caused by rifle practice, see
Manciple
Manciple [fr. manceps, Lat.], a clerk of the kitchen, or caterer, especially in colleges.
Lardarius regis
Lardarius regis, the king's larderer, or clerk of the kitchen.
kitchenware
Implements for use in a kitchen or for cooking such as pots pans ladles measuring cups etc
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