Section 127B: Enforcement notice
This section is inserted by Act No 10 of 2018, section 5.
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127B. Enforcement notice
(1) Where the holder of a Building and Land Use
Permit undertakes development works which are not in
accordance with the permit, the Chief Executive shall cause
to be served on the person an enforcement notice.
(2) An enforcement notice shall, inter alia –
(a) specify the conditions that have not been
complied with;
(b) specify the measures, including pulling
down measures, to be implemented to
comply with the conditions;
(c) specify the period, not exceeding
30 days, within which the measures shall
be implemented; and
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(d) shall be in such form as may be prescribed.
(3) Where an enforcement notice in relation to the
holder of a Building and Land Use Permit is in force, he
shall not undertake any further development works unless
the measures referred to in subsection (2)(b) have, to the
satisfaction of the Chief Executive, been implemented.
(4) A holder of a Building and Land Use Permit
shall not be prosecuted for not complying with his permit –
(a) as long as the delay in the enforcement
notice has not lapsed; or
(b) where, pursuant to an enforcement notice,
he complies with his permit.
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Questions this section answers
- What happens if I don't follow the conditions of my Building and Land Use Permit?
- How many days do I have to fix a breach under an enforcement notice?