四分律比丘含注戒本 1.192

1.192

If he builds a hut in both dangerous and obstructed places, there are two duṣkṛtas; if it is unassigned and exceeds the measure, there are two saṃghāvaśeṣas; depending on which factors are present or absent, he commits offenses accordingly. If he causes another to build it, the completion of the offense is likewise. If he builds it for another and completes it, there are two thullaccayas and two duṣkṛtas. If he marks the ground with a cord to build it and the person instructed builds it exceeding the measure, an offense is committed; if remaining [workers] do not report back and do not ask him, they all commit a duṣkṛta. A bhikṣuṇī commits a thullaccaya. Exceptions where there is no offense: building according to the measure, building under the measure, when assigned by the Saṃgha, in a place free of dangers, in a place free of obstacles, marking out and building according to the rule, or if it is for the Saṃgha, for a stūpa, a lecture hall, a grass hut, a leaf hut, a hut barely accommodating one's body, or if building a dwelling for many people in accordance with the Dharma.