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3-10. There should not be any defect in the breadth, the height, the plinth, the lintel, the pillar, the entablature, the platform, the neck, the (sperical) roof, the dome, the nose, the windows, etc, and the door, with regard to the portico, the stalk and such other parts, the sanctum (adytum), the floors, all the stairs and staircases, the wall, the gatehouses, the pavilions, the corridors, the balconies, the roof, the shed-yards, the sides, and the tops, and with regard to the foundation and the neighbouring area: nowhere should there be any defect.