If you need to give someone a notice under this part of the law, you must write it down. You have to give the notice in writing to the person it is meant for. This rule does not apply if you are giving a notice in a court case.
If someone is giving you a notice, they must follow this rule and write it down, unless it is for a court case. The law says that notices must be in writing, but there is an exception for court cases. You should get a written notice from someone if they need to tell you something under this law, except in court.
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Any notice that is required to be given to any person under this subpart must be in writing.
To avoid doubt, subsection (1) does not apply to notices given in any proceedings in a court.
