Section 7: Permanent occupation and tenancy orders
consolidated text (as at 2007, amended since). juris shows the text as it was consolidated; it does not confirm that this is the law in force today.
7. Permanent occupation and tenancy orders
(1) Before any permanent occupation or tenancy order is made, notice of
the application shall be given to any person having an interest in the property
which may be affected by the order and any such person shall be entitled to
appear and be heard in the matter as if he were a party to the application.
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(2) Where an application is made for an occupation or tenancy order, the
Court may treat the application as one for occupation or tenancy, as appropriate, to ensure the right which the aggrieved spouse in fact needs for his
protection.
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Questions this section answers
- Must a landlord be given notice before a permanent occupation or tenancy order is made?