Note:
The Regulation was repealed by sec 10 (2) of
the Subordinate Legislation Act 1989 No 146 with effect from 1.9.2009.
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Holiday Parks (Long-term Casual Occupation) Regulation 2003 [2003-202]  Status Information Currency of version Provisions in force Note: Authorisation:
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45C of the Interpretation Act 1987. Contents Part 1 Preliminary 1 Name of Regulation 2 Commencement 3 Definition Part 2 4(Repealed) Part 3 Warrant enforcing order for possession 5 Warrant enforcing order for possession of premises Part 4 Uncollected goods 6 Meaning of “occupant” 7 Uncollected goods 8 Options available to park owner when goods not collected 9 Notice to occupant that goods are in storage 10 Order of Tribunal required for disposal of uncollected moveable dwelling 11 Uncollected goods (other than moveable dwelling) may be auctioned 12 Claiming uncollected goods Schedule 1 (Repealed) Schedule 2 Warrant enforcing order for possession of premises Schedule 3 Form of notice to occupant that goods are in storage Schedule 4 Form of newspaper notice that goods are in storage Historical notes
This Regulation is the Holiday Parks (Long-term Casual Occupation) Regulation 2003. This Regulation commences on 28 February 2003. In this Regulation: 4(Repealed) Part 3 Warrant enforcing order for possession 5 Warrant enforcing order for possession of premises For the purposes of section 30 (1) of the Act, the prescribed form of warrant authorising a sheriff’s officer to enter premises to enforce an order for possession is that set out in Schedule 2. In this Part, occupant includes a former occupant. (1) Goods (including any relocatable home or other moveable dwelling owned by an occupant) that have been left on site by the occupant after the occupant vacates the site become uncollected goods for the purposes of this Part:(a) when the occupant vacates the site, or(b) if the occupant vacates the site before the occupation agreement is terminated—when the agreement is terminated.(2) Uncollected goods may be disposed of as provided by this Part, but only if the requirements of this Part are complied with. 8 Options available to park owner when goods not collected (1) Uncollected goods that have not been removed from the site by the occupant within 2 working days after they become uncollected goods are to be dealt with as provided by this clause.(2) The goods are to be stored in a safe place by the park owner unless the goods are disposed of as authorised by this clause.(3) If the goods are perishable foodstuffs, the park owner may remove and destroy or otherwise dispose of the goods.(4) If the park owner is reasonably of the opinion that it would cost more to remove, store and sell the goods (other than any moveable dwelling) than those goods are worth, the park owner may remove and destroy or otherwise dispose of the goods (other than any moveable dwelling).(5) If the goods left on the site include a moveable dwelling, the park owner may store any other goods in the moveable dwelling and may store the moveable dwelling on the site.(6) In this clause: 9 Notice to occupant that goods are in storage (1) When goods are stored by the park owner, the park owner must:(a) give the occupant written notice that the goods have been stored, and(b) publish a notice that the goods have been stored in a newspaper circulating generally throughout the State. 10 Order of Tribunal required for disposal of uncollected moveable dwelling (1) As soon as practicable after uncollected goods, being a moveable dwelling, have been stored by the park owner in accordance with this Part for 30 days, the park owner is to apply to the Tribunal for an order under section 34 of the Act authorising the removal, destruction, disposal or sale of the moveable dwelling.(2) The park owner may not dispose of a moveable dwelling unless the Tribunal has made such an order.(3) The park owner is to dispose of or otherwise deal with the moveable dwelling in the manner authorised by the Tribunal as soon as practicable after the Tribunal makes the order.(4) The park owner is required to account to the occupant for the balance of the proceeds of the sale (if any) of the moveable dwelling after deduction of the reasonable costs of removal, storage, notice of storage, application to the Tribunal and sale of the dwelling (including the cost of advertising the sale).(5) If the park owner has not located the occupant, after making reasonable attempts to do so, for the purpose of accounting to the occupant for the balance of the proceeds of any sale, the balance of the proceeds is to be dealt with as if it were unclaimed money under the Unclaimed Money Act 1995.(6) Nothing in this Part prevents a park owner from making an application to the Tribunal under section 34 of the Act without first taking the steps set out in this Part. 11 Uncollected goods (other than moveable dwelling) may be auctioned (1) As soon as practicable after uncollected goods (other than a moveable dwelling) have been stored by the park owner in accordance with this Part for 30 days, the park owner is to cause them to be sold by public auction.(2) The park owner is required to account to the occupant for the balance of the proceeds of the sale of the goods after deduction of the reasonable costs of removal, storage, notice of storage and sale of the goods, including the cost of advertising the sale.(3) If the park owner has not located the occupant, after making reasonable attempts to do so, for the purpose of accounting to the occupant for the balance of the proceeds of any sale, the balance of the proceeds is to be dealt with as if it were unclaimed money under the Unclaimed Money Act 1995. (1) A person who is entitled to possession of goods left on site may claim the goods at any time before they are destroyed, sold or otherwise disposed of under this Part.(2) The park owner must deliver up the goods to a person who claims them if the park owner is satisfied that the person is entitled to claim them.(3) The park owner is entitled to require payment of the park owner’s costs and expenses actually incurred in the removal and storage of goods, in the notification of storage and in advertising the sale of the goods (not exceeding a reasonable amount for those costs and expenses), before delivering goods to a person under this clause.(4) If a claim is for some but not all of the goods, and the remaining goods are worth enough to cover the reasonable costs of removal, storage and notice of storage of all of the goods and advertising the sale, the park owner must deliver up the claimed goods to the claimant without requiring payment of the park owner’s reasonable costs of removal, storage, notice of storage and advertising of the sale of the claimed goods. Schedule 2 Warrant enforcing order for possession of premises (Clause 5) Holiday Parks
(Long-term Casual Occupation) Act 2002 To all sheriff’s
officers: Why is this warrant being
issued? On ..............., the Consumer, Trader and Tenancy Tribunal sitting at .................... made the following orders (delete whichever orders were not made): an order terminating the occupation agreement between ......................... and ......................... an order for possession of the site at ......................... in New South Wales an order that the operation of the order for possession be suspended for a period of .......... days from the date of the order an order that the operation of the order for possession be terminated 14 days after the date of issue of this warrant. An application was made by the person in whose favour the order was made for the enforcement of the order for possession of the site. I am satisfied that the order has not been complied with, or that a condition of suspension of the order has not been complied with. What does this warrant authorise? This warrant authorises any sheriff’s officer to enter the
premises and take all steps that are reasonably necessary to give possession
to the park owner. Police assistance A sheriff’s officer may request that any police officer
assist the sheriff’s officer to enforce the order for
possession. Use of force The sheriff’s officer or police officer enforcing the order
for possession is authorised to use such force as is reasonably necessary to
enforce the order for possession. Production of this warrant The sheriff’s officer or police officer enforcing the order
for possession must produce this warrant if asked. Issue details Date of issue of warrant: ............... This warrant must be executed within 28 days of its issue. Signature Signed by me: Chairperson/Deputy Chairperson/Member/Registrar/Deputy Registrar [delete whichever is not applicable] of the Consumer, Trader and Tenancy Tribunal. .................... Case information Consumer, Trader and Tenancy Tribunal Registry Schedule 3 Form of notice to occupant that goods are in storage (Clause 9 (5) (a)) Notice that goods have been placed in storage .............................. [insert full name
of occupant] is notified that you have left goods at The goods consist of: These goods were placed in storage on ............... [insert date] by (or on behalf of) the owner of the park, ........................................ [insert name and address of park owner] You can collect the goods from .............................. [insert address at which goods can be claimed] on payment of the park owner’s allowable costs. Goods other than moveable dwelling [delete if not applicable] Moveable dwelling [delete if not applicable] If the moveable dwelling is not collected on or before ............... [insert date*], the park owner intends to apply to the Tribunal for an order authorising the removal, destruction, disposal or sale of the moveable dwelling, unless you first claim the dwelling and pay any reasonable costs of removal, storage, notice of storage, application to the Tribunal and sale, including the cost of advertising the sale, incurred by the park owner up to the time that the moveable dwelling is claimed. Proceeds of sale You are entitled to the proceeds of any sale of the goods less any
amount retained by the park owner to cover any reasonable costs incurred by
the park owner for removal, storage, notice of storage, application to the
Tribunal (if any) and sale of the goods, including the cost of advertising the
sale. Claiming some but not all of the
goods You are not required to pay any costs incurred by the park owner in relation to the goods if you claim some but not all of the goods, and the remaining goods are worth enough to cover any reasonable costs incurred by the park owner for removal, storage, notice of storage and advertising of any sale of the goods. * The date must be no earlier than 30 days after the goods were placed in storage. Schedule 4 Form of newspaper notice that goods are in storage (Clause 9 (5) (b)) Notice to occupant that goods have been placed in storage .............................. [insert full name
of occupant] is notified that you have left goods at The goods consist of: These goods were placed in storage on ............... [insert date] by (or on behalf of) the owner of the park, ........................................ [insert name and address of park owner] You can collect the goods from Goods other than moveable dwelling [delete if not applicable] Moveable dwelling [delete if not applicable] * The date must be no earlier than 30 days after the goods were placed in storage.
The following abbreviations are used in the Historical notes:
Table of amending instruments Holiday Parks (Long-term Casual Occupation) Regulation 2003 published in Gazette No 54 of 28.2.2003, p 3516. This Regulation has been amended as follows:
Table of amendments
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