Holiday Parks (Long-term Casual Occupation) Act 2002
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36 Ending this agreement
36 Ending this agreement
The park owner and the occupant agree that this agreement can be terminated in one or more of the following circumstances—
(a) if the park owner or the occupant gives notice of termination under this Part,
(b) if the Civil and Administrative Tribunal makes an order terminating this agreement,
(c) if a person having superior title to that of the park owner becomes entitled to possession of the site,
(d) if a person succeeding to the title of the park owner (for example, a purchaser) becomes entitled to possession of the site to the exclusion of the occupant,
(e) if a mortgagee in respect of the site becomes entitled to possession of the site to the exclusion of the occupant,
(f) if the occupant abandons the site,
(g) if the occupant delivers up vacant possession of the site with the prior permission of the park owner, whether or not that permission is subsequently withdrawn,
(h) by merger (that is, where the interests of the park owner and the occupant become vested in the one person),
(i) by disclaimer (for example, on repudiation by the occupant accepted by the park owner),
(j) if the fixed term ends, there is no provision for a continuing agreement and the park owner or the occupant has terminated the agreement after the expiry of the next period for which the occupation fee was payable.