SCHEDULE 2 continued FORM 10A
FORM 10A
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Definition of owner
For purposes of Part III of the Private Tenancies (Northern Ireland) Order 2006 “the owner” in relation to a dwelling-house or building means the person who for the time being receives or is entitled to receive the rent of the dwelling-house or building, whether on his own account or as agent or trustee for any other person.
(Article 15)
Right of Appeal
If you do not agree with this notice you may appeal against it to the county court but you must do this within 21 days after this notice is served on you.
(Article 22)
Operative date of notice
If there is no appeal the notice will become operative at the end of 21 days from the date it is served.
If there is an appeal and the county court confirms the notice, it will not become operative until the period for appealing to the Court of Appeal expires without such an appeal being brought. If there is such a further appeal, the notice will not become operative until it is confirmed by the Court of Appeal.
If you start an appeal and then withdraw it, the notice will become operative on the day on which it would have become operative if the county court or Court of Appeal had confirmed the notice, order or decision against which the appeal was brought, on the day on which you withdrew your appeal.
(Article 23)
Penalty
If you fail to comply with this notice within the period specified in this notice or, where the notice has been varied on appeal, such other period as the court may specify on the final determination of the appeal (“the appropriate period”) you commit an offence punishable in the magistrate’s court by a fine not exceeding level 4, currently [£2,500], on the standard scale.
(Articles 24 and 68)
Enforcement
If you do not comply with this notice within the appropriate period the Council may do the works itself and charge you the costs. These costs, together with interest from the date when a demand for the expenses concerned has been served, may be recovered as a civil debt and will be considered a mortgage against the property in question, enforceable under the Conveyancing Act 1881 and registered in the Statutory Charges Register.
(Article 25)
Grant
You may be entitled to a discretionary grant towards the cost of the works from the Northern Ireland Housing Executive. You should contact the Housing Executive about the possibility of obtaining grant aid.
County Court
If you decide to appeal you will need to apply to your local county court. You can find the address and telephone number in the telephone directory under “Northern Ireland Court Service”.
Further information
If you do not understand this notice or wish to know more about it you should contact the Council. If you would like independent advice or information on your rights and obligations you should contact a solicitor, or Housing Rights Service (telephone number (028) 90245640), or Advice NI, (telephone number (028) 90645919) which will be able to give you details of your local independent advice centre, or your local Citizens Advice Bureau (see the telephone directory for details).
FORM 10B
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NOTES
Definition of owner
For purposes of Part III of the Private Tenancies (Northern Ireland) Order 2006 “the owner” in relation to a dwelling-house or building means the person who for the time being receives or is entitled to receive the rent of the dwelling-house or building, whether on his own account or as agent or trustee for any other person.
(Article 15)
Right of Appeal
If you do not agree with this notice you may appeal against it to the county court but you must do this within 21 days after this notice is served on you.
(Article 22)
Operative date of notice
If there is no appeal the notice will become operative at the end of 21 days from the date it is served.
If there is an appeal and the county court confirms the notice, it will not become operative until the period for appealing to the Court of Appeal expires without such an appeal being brought. If there is such a further appeal, the notice will not become iterative until it is confirmed by the Court of Appeal.
If you start an appeal and then withdraw it, the notice will become operative on the day on which it would have become operative if the county court or Court of Appeal had confirmed the notice, order or decision against which the appeal was brought, on the day on which you withdrew your appeal.
(Article 23)
Penalty
If you fail to comply with this notice within the period specified in this notice or, where the notice has been varied on appeal, such other period as the court may specify on the final determination of the appeal (“the appropriate period”) you commit an offence punishable in the magistrate’s court by a fine not exceeding level 4, currently [£2,500], on the standard scale.
(Articles 24 and 68)
Enforcement
If you do not comply with this notice within the appropriate period the Council may do the works itself and charge you the costs. These costs, together with interest from the date when a demand for the expenses concerned has been served, may be recovered as a civil debt and will be considered a mortgage against the property in question, enforceable under the Conveyancing Act 1881 and registered in the Statutory Charges Register.
(Article 25)
Grant
You may be entitled to a discretionary grant towards the cost of the works from the Northern Ireland Housing Executive. You should contact the Housing Executive about the possibility of obtaining grant aid.
County Court
If you decide to appeal you will need to apply to your local county court. You can find the address and telephone number in the telephone directory under “Northern Ireland Court Service”.
Further information
If you do not understand this notice or wish to know more about it you should contact the Council. If you would like independent advice or information on your rights and obligations you should contact a solicitor, or Housing Rights Service (telephone number (028) 90245640), or Advice NI, (telephone number (028) 90645919) which will be able to give you details of your local independent advice centre, or your local Citizens Advice Bureau (see the telephone directory for details).
FORM 11
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Regulation 3 Article 46(3)
SCHEDULE 3 Particulars to be contained in the Register of Rents
1. Address of Dwelling-house
2. District Council
3. House type
(i.e. detached, semi-detached, terraced, flat in 2 storey block, other flat)
4. Date of construction
5. Rental period covered
(i.e. Weekly/ Monthly/Quarterly)
6. Certificate of fitness issued/date (if applicable)
7. Notice of refusal/date (if applicable)
8. Name of tenant
9. Name and address of landlord
10. Name and address of agent (if any)
11. Appropriate Rent
12. Protected or statutory tenancy? (yes or no)