Section 32: Service of orders or notices
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32. Service of orders or notices
(1) Where, under this Act, any order or notice is required to be served on
the owner or occupier of any premises or on any other party under this Act,
such order or notice, addressed to the owner, occupier or party, shall be
signed by the Chief Executive, and shall be served by an officer of the local
authority personally on, or sent by registered post to, the owner or occupier.
(2) Every order or notice referred to in subsection (1) shall—
(a) specify the section of this Act under which the order or notice is
given;
(b) clearly and explicitly specify—
(i) the work to be executed;
(ii) the building or part thereof to be secured, repaired, pulled
down or removed; or
(iii) the infringement of this Act to be discontinued;
(c) contain an injunction to the person to whom the order or notice
is addressed, to execute the work and shall specify the building
or part thereof to be secured, repaired, pulled down or removed,
or the infringement of this Act to be discontinued; and
(d) fix a reasonable time within which the works are to be executed,
specifying the building or part thereof to be secured, repaired,
pulled down or removed, or the infringement of this Act to be
discontinued.
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Questions this section answers
- How must a building notice be served on me as an owner or occupier?
- What information must a notice under this Act contain?