11GContinuing effect of notice

11G Continuing effect of notice (1) Despite the expiry or revocation of a modification notice, any time period set by the notice that has not expired continues in effect until the time period expires. Example for subsection (1) This Act sets a time period of 30 days for a thing to be done. A modification notice modifies that time period to 120 days. After 60 days the modification notice expires. The time for doing the thing still has 60 days to run, despite the expiry of the notice. (2) If a modification notice expires or is revoked, on the expiry of the time period as set by the notice and continued in effect by subsection (1), the original time period applicable under this Act is restored in effect. Example for subsection (2) In the example for subsection (1), after the 120 day period as modified by the modification notice has expired, the time period reverts to the 30 day period set by this Act.

Business Tenancies (Fair Dealings) Act 2003 13 (3) If a modification notice makes provision in relation to costs of proceedings in a court or tribunal, the provision continues to apply to proceedings that had commenced during the emergency period but were not completed before the end of the emergency period.