Plain language law

New Zealand law explained for everyone

111: Issue of subsequent non-disturbance notices
or “Inspectors can issue multiple non-disturbance notices if necessary”

You could also call this:

“Rules for giving written notices under this law”

When someone needs to give you a notice under this law, they must write it down. They can’t just tell you verbally.

The person writing the notice can address it to you using your legal name. This is the name that appears on official documents like your birth certificate or passport. They can also use your usual business name if you have one. For example, if you own a shop called “Sally’s Sweets”, they could address the notice to “Sally’s Sweets” instead of your full legal name.

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