Defence Service Homes Regulations 1936
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46 Corporation may pay premiums on behalf of itself or another person
Part VIIA Tenancies under section 30A of the Act
74A Period of tenancy and rental
74B Terms and conditions of tenancy
74C Determination of tenancy
74D Notice of intention to apply for a warrant
74DA Determination of tenancy by death
74E Service of notices
74F Proof of service
74G Initiation of court proceedings
74H Form of warrant
Part VIII Miscellaneous
74J Operational areas
75 Notice of removal and storage
76 Service of notices
77 Proof of signature of Secretary etc
78 Evidence in proceedings under section 30A
78A Use and disclosure of personal information —prescribed purposes
79 Proof of account with Corporation
81 Prescribed authority of Department of Veterans’ Affairs
82 Forms
83 Payments by purchaser or borrower
The Schedule
Form B Notice of determination of tenancy
Form C Notice of intention to apply for a warrant under Section 30A of the Act
Form CA Affidavit of service
Form D Warrant to enter and give possession to the defence service homes corporation
Form E Notice of removal and storage of goods
Notes