inhabited building
Legal term used in criminal law, especially in arson and building damage offenses, to refer to a building where people actually live or work.
Setting fire to an inhabited building carries a heavier penalty.
The Penal Code distinguishes between inhabited and uninhabited buildings.
Refers to an uninhabited building, often contrasted with 現住建造物 in legal contexts.
uninhabited building
Compound of 現住 (げんじゅう, 'currently living') and 建造物 (けんぞうぶつ, 'building').