s. 381 (b) may remove but must not destroy or dispose of the personal documents, except in accordance with this Part; and (c) must take reasonable steps to notify the S. 380(c) amended by former tenant, resident or site tenant as to Nos 45/2002 when and from where the documents may be s. 66(b), 67/2010 collected. s. 48(2). * * * * * S. 380(d) repealed by No. 45/2002 s. 66(c). 381 Disposal of personal documents after 90 days S. 381 (Heading) inserted by No. 45/2002 s. 67(1). (1) If personal documents have not been reclaimed by S. 381(1) amended by a person who has a lawful right to the documents No. 45/2002 by the end of the 90 day period referred to in s. 67(2). section 380(a), then at the end of that period, the owner of premises may dispose of the personal documents. (2) Nothing in this section affects the operation of any other Act or law affecting the destruction or disposition of the documents. Note Note to s. 381(2) It may be an offence under certain legislation of the State inserted by No. 45/2002 and Commonwealth to destroy certain documents. s. 67(3). (3) An owner of premises may recover the costs of removal, taking reasonable care and notification in relation to personal documents from the Residential Tenancies Fund.
(b) may remove but must not destroy or dispose of the personal documents, except in accordance with this Part; and S. 380(c) amended by Nos 45/2002 s. 66(b), 67/2010 s. 48(2). (c) must take reasonable steps to notify the former tenant, resident or site tenant as to when and from where the documents may be collected. S. 380(d) repealed by No. 45/2002 s. 66(c). * * * * * S. 381 (Heading) inserted by No. 45/2002 s. 67(1). s. 381 381 Disposal of personal documents after 90 days S. 381(1) amended by No. 45/2002 s. 67(2). (1) If personal documents have not been reclaimed by a person who has a lawful right to the documents by the end of the 90 day period referred to in section 380(a), then at the end of that period, the owner of premises may dispose of the personal documents. (2) Nothing in this section affects the operation of any other Act or law affecting the destruction or disposition of the documents. Note to s. 381(2) inserted by No. 45/2002 s. 67(3). Note It may be an offence under certain legislation of the State and Commonwealth to destroy certain documents. (3) An owner of premises may recover the costs of removal, taking reasonable care and notification in relation to personal documents from the Residential Tenancies Fund.
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