Caravan Parks Act 2012
115Failure to remedy breach after notice given
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115 Failure to remedy breach after notice given (1) On application to the Tribunal by the operator under a caravan park agreement, the Tribunal may terminate an occupancy relating to a resident and make an order for possession of agreement property if satisfied the resident: (a) has been given a notice in accordance with section 108 or 109; and (b) has failed to remedy the breach as required by the notice. (2) On application to the Tribunal by a resident under a caravan park agreement, the Tribunal may terminate the occupancy and permit the resident to give up possession of the agreement property if satisfied the operator: (a) has been given a notice under section 110(2); and (b) has failed to remedy the breach as required by the notice. (3) An order for possession has effect on the date specified in the order (at least 5 business days after the date of the order), unless the operation of the order is suspended under section 121.