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In English property law, a dwelling can refer to a small house within a larger property used for living. The definition may vary based on additional rules in subsection 6. A larger property could be an estate or farm with a main house and a smaller house like a guest house or cottage. The main house is typically subject to council tax, with the amount depending on the propertys valuation band and local councils tax rate.

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please explain what " a small house within a larger property, and both are used for living (not business), the smaller house is considered a dwelling. But, this could change based on other rules in subsection *." means
In English law, the term "dwelling" often refers to a space used for living, like a small house within a larger property. However, the definition can vary based on additional rules. To provide accurate information, could you share the exact text from 'subsection *' you're referring to?
what would be a larger property in which a small house be found
A larger property where a small house may be found could be a large estate or a farm. The larger property may have the main house, and the smaller house could be a guest house, a cottage, or a granny annex.
would the main house be subject to council tax
Yes, the main house would typically be subject to council tax in England. However, the exact amount can vary depending on the property's valuation band and the local council's tax rate.