3. Amendment of section 2 of the principal enactment

a house, means a building that is detached or joined to another building on any side, adapted or designed for use as a dwelling house, con-sisting of at least one living room, a cooking place and a latrine, but does not include a flat ;

a flat or an apartment, means a self-contained suite of rooms, on one or more than one floor, as the case may he, of a building of one or more than one storey, adapted or designed for use as a dwelling house ;

a residential building, means any building or a portion of a building adapted and designed for use as a dwelling house other than those mentioned in paragraphs (a) and (b), and includes a boarding house, hostel, lodging house, residential club and residential hotel

a commercial building, means any building or a portion of a building which is used for professional or commercial purposes ;

a warehouse, means any building or a portion of a building which is used for bulk storage of goods and includes a parking garage but does not include a shop, boutique or other place used mainly for the sale of goods, nor a garage used solely for carrying out repairs ;

an industrial building, means any building or a portion of a building used or intended to be used as a factory or workshop and includes any depository or store or any office within the same site, the use of which is incidental to the use of such factory or workshop ;

a public building, means any building belong-ing to a public institution including a bene-volent home, convalescent house, hospital, nursery, nursing home, orphanage and sanato-rium ; or any building where people assemble for the purpose of recreation, amusement, entertainment, instructions, meeting or worship ;

an out building means any building of any category of buildings not falling within any one of the above-mentioned categories and includes any appurtenances of a building and any masonry boundary wall or gateway.’ ;