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Local Government Act 1974

Buildings - Dangerous, deserted and dilapidated buildings

625: Appeal to High Court

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"You can't appeal to the High Court about old or broken buildings because this law is no longer used."

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You can't appeal to the High Court about dangerous, deserted and dilapidated buildings under this part of the law because it has been repealed. This means it is no longer in force. The repeal happened on 1 July 1992, as a result of the Building Act 1991.

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Part 37Buildings
Dangerous, deserted and dilapidated buildings

625Appeal to High Court (Repealed)

    Notes
    • Section 625: repealed, on , by section 92(1) of the Building Act 1991 (1991 No 150).