Land which belongs to a religious body and which is occupied and used in connection with—(a) any church or other building used or occupied in public worship, or(b) any building used or occupied solely as the residence of a minister of religion in connection with any such church or building, or(c) any building used or occupied for the purposes of religious teaching or training, or(d) any building used or occupied solely as the residence of the official head or the assistant official head, or both, of any religious body in the State or in any diocese in the State, or(e) any building used or occupied solely as a hospital and not conducted for private gain.
7 Land which belongs to a religious body and which is occupied and used in connection with—(a) any church or other building used or occupied in public worship, or(b) any building used or occupied solely as the residence of a minister of religion in connection with any such church or building, or(c) any building used or occupied for the purposes of religious teaching or training, or(d) any building used or occupied solely as the residence of the official head or the assistant official head, or both, of any religious body in the State or in any diocese in the State, or(e) any building used or occupied solely as a hospital and not conducted for private gain.
Land which belongs to a religious body and which is occupied and used in connection with—(a) any church or other building used or occupied in public worship, or(b) any building used or occupied solely as the residence of a minister of religion in connection with any such church or building, or(c) any building used or occupied for the purposes of religious teaching or training, or(d) any building used or occupied solely as the residence of the official head or the assistant official head, or both, of any religious body in the State or in any diocese in the State, or(e) any building used or occupied solely as a hospital and not conducted for private gain.
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