Name | Premise |
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Used by (from the same schema document) | Complex Type DependentLocalityType , Element Locality , Element Thoroughfare , Element Premise |
Type | Locally-defined complex type |
Nillable | no |
Abstract | no |
Documentation | Specification of a single premise, for example a house or a building. The premise as a whole has a unique premise (house) number or a premise name. There could be more than one premise in a street referenced in an address. For example a building address near a major shopping centre or raiwlay station |
'COMPLEXE in COMPLEX DES JARDINS, A building, station, etc'
"'STREET, PREMISE, SUBPREMISE, PARK, FARM, etc'
"'NEAR, ADJACENT TO, etc'
"'DES, DE, LA, LA, DU in RUE DU BOIS. These terms connect a premise/thoroughfare type and premise/thoroughfare name. Terms may appear with names AVE DU BOIS'
"'EGIS Building where EGIS occurs before Building, DES JARDINS occurs after COMPLEXE DES JARDINS'
"'Used by postal services to encode the name of the element.'
"'Specification of the name of the premise (house, building, park, farm, etc). A premise name is specified when the premise cannot be addressed using a street name plus premise (house) number.'
'Used by postal services to encode the name of the element.'
"'LOBBY, BASEMENT, GROUND FLOOR, etc...'
'Eg. Odd or even number range'
"'Eg. No. in Building No:C1-C5'
"'"-" in 12-14 or "Thru" in 12 Thru 14 etc.'
"'No.12-14 where \"No.\" is before actual street number'
"'Building 23-25 where the number occurs after building name'
"> [1]'Specification for defining the premise number range. Some premises have number as Building C1-C7'
'Start number details of the premise number range'
'End number details of the premise number range'
'Specification of a single sub-premise. Examples of sub-premises are apartments and suites. Each sub-premise should be uniquely identifiable.'
'Specification of a firm, company, organization, etc. It can be specified as part of an address that contains a street or a postbox. It is therefore different from a large mail user address, which contains no street.'
'A MailStop is where the the mail is delivered to within a premise/subpremise/firm or a facility.'