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Telecommunications Act 2001

Networks - Access to property, involving rights of multiple parties, to deploy fibre optic media and other technology - Process

155G: Notices under this subpart

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"How to give official notices in writing"

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When you need to give a notice to someone under this part of the law, you must do it in a certain way. You must put the notice in writing, unless the law says you can do it another way. You must also give the notice in the way that the law says you should, which is called the prescribed manner.

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155GNotices under this subpart

  1. A notice required to be given to a person under this subpart must, unless otherwise stated,—

  2. be in writing; and
    1. be given in the prescribed manner.

      Notes
      • Section 155G: replaced, on , by section 13 of the Telecommunications (Property Access and Other Matters) Amendment Act 2017 (2017 No 16).