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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Private and semi-private settings introduce a separate layer. Balconies, terraces, shared courtyards, and roof spaces in rented buildings are frequently governed by tenancy agreements or building house rules that are stricter than municipal law. A resident may be legally permitted to grill in their city and still be contractually prohibited from doing so at home. Building associations may also regulate equipment type, permitting electric appliances while excluding charcoal.</div>FuzzyBot