# Allhallows Staining Church Act 2010, Part 2: Description of churchyard as contained in the schedule to the act of 1961


A piece of land in the City of London containing 4,524 square feet, or thereabouts, bounded:
(a) on the north by a public footway known as Star Alley;
(b) on the east by land in the ownership of the Company constituting part of the site of the said former church of Allhallows Staining and parts of the sites of former buildings known as 7 and 9/10 Mark Lane (which were destroyed by enemy action on 10th May 1941), upon part of which said land now stands the tower of the said former church with a crypt known as Lambe’s Chapel Crypt adjoining and upon other part of which said land now stands the parish hall of St. Olave Hart Street (the remainder of such land being at present unbuilt upon);
(c) on the south by a private courtyard known as Dunster Court and the exit road leading therefrom to Mark Lane (such courtyard and exit road being in the ownership of the Company as to part and of the City of London Real Property Company Limited as to the remainder); and
(d) on the west by land belonging to the Company upon which they have recently rebuilt their hall and erected other premises.

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukla/2010/5/schedule/part/2 (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/allhallows-staining-church-act-2010/schedule/part-2
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