Consumer Affairs Act 1988
15Powers of authorized officers to require delivery of documents
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15 Powers of authorized officers to require delivery of documents
(1) Where an authorized officer has reason to believe that a person has in his possession any invoice, record, or other document, which is relevant to a matter under this Act, he may require that person to deliver that invoice, record, or other document, or a copy of that invoice, record, or other document, as directed.
(2) The requisition under subsection (1) may specify that the document or copy is to be delivered –
(a) [Section 15 Subsection (2) amended by No. 17 of 1996, Applied:24 Jan 2002] at a specified place; and
(b) [Section 15 Subsection (2) amended by No. 17 of 1996, Applied:24 Jan 2002] to the Director or any authorized officer; and
(c) at, by, or within a specified time; and
(d) in person, by certified mail, or in a specified manner.