purpose set out in section 206ZZJ(a), (c) or (e), 14 days; or (ia) for a duty under section 206ZZM in relation to a right of entry for a purpose set out in section 206ZZJ(b) or (d), 3 days; or (ii) for a duty under Division 5 or Division 6 of Part 4A, 14 days. 208 Breach of duty notice (1) A person to whom a duty is owed under a duty provision or that person's agent, may give a breach of duty notice to a person in breach of that duty. (2) A notice under subsection (1) must— (a) specify the breach; and (b) give details of the loss or damage caused by the breach; and (c) require the person, within the required time after receiving the notice— (i) to remedy the breach if possible; or (ii) to compensate the person to whom the duty is owed; and (d) state that the person in breach must not commit a similar breach again; and (e) state that if the notice is not complied with— S. 208(2)(e) substituted by No. 45/2002 (i) an application for compensation or a s. 88(a). compliance order may be made to the Tribunal; or (ii) if section 240 or 317V (as the case S. 208(2)(e)(ii) amended by requires) applies, a notice of intention No. 67/2010 to vacate may be given; or s. 12(a).
purpose set out in section 206ZZJ(a), (c) or (e), 14 days; or (ia) for a duty under section 206ZZM in relation to a right of entry for a purpose set out in section 206ZZJ(b) or (d), 3 days; or (ii) for a duty under Division 5 or Division 6 of Part 4A, 14 days. 208 Breach of duty notice (1) A person to whom a duty is owed under a duty provision or that person's agent, may give a breach of duty notice to a person in breach of that duty. (2) A notice under subsection (1) must— (a) specify the breach; and (b) give details of the loss or damage caused by the breach; and (c) require the person, within the required time after receiving the notice— (i) to remedy the breach if possible; or (ii) to compensate the person to whom the duty is owed; and (d) state that the person in breach must not commit a similar breach again; and S. 208(2)(e) substituted by No. 45/2002 s. 88(a). (e) state that if the notice is not complied with— (i) an application for compensation or a compliance order may be made to the Tribunal; or S. 208(2)(e)(ii) amended by No. 67/2010 s. 12(a). (ii) if section 240 or 317V (as the case requires) applies, a notice of intention to vacate may be given; or
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