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Manufactured Homes (Residential Parks) Act 2003
sec.62MAppointment of registered valuer if parties can not agree
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### sec.62M Appointment of registered valuer if parties can not agree
This section applies if—
the parties are required to appoint a registered valuer under section 62J (2) , 62K (3) or 62L (3) ; and
the parties can not agree on the appointment of a registered valuer within the period mentioned in the section (the relevant disagreement ).
The park owner must immediately give the chief executive notice, in the approved form, of the relevant disagreement.
However, if the eligible home owner has reason to believe the park owner has not complied with subsection (2) , the eligible home owner may give the chief executive notice, in the approved form, of the relevant disagreement.
The chief executive must, within 14 days after being given notice of the relevant disagreement under subsection (2) or (3) , give the parties a notice stating the details of a registered valuer nominated by the chief executive for the purpose of valuing the resale value of the eligible home.
The parties must jointly appoint the registered valuer nominated by the chief executive to value the resale value of the eligible home.
s 62M ins 2024 No. 28 s 12
(sec.62M-ssec.1) This section applies if— the parties are required to appoint a registered valuer under section 62J (2) , 62K (3) or 62L (3) ; and the parties can not agree on the appointment of a registered valuer within the period mentioned in the section (the relevant disagreement ).
(sec.62M-ssec.2) The park owner must immediately give the chief executive notice, in the approved form, of the relevant disagreement.
(sec.62M-ssec.3) However, if the eligible home owner has reason to believe the park owner has not complied with subsection (2) , the eligible home owner may give the chief executive notice, in the approved form, of the relevant disagreement.
(sec.62M-ssec.4) The chief executive must, within 14 days after being given notice of the relevant disagreement under subsection (2) or (3) , give the parties a notice stating the details of a registered valuer nominated by the chief executive for the purpose of valuing the resale value of the eligible home.
(sec.62M-ssec.5) The parties must jointly appoint the registered valuer nominated by the chief executive to value the resale value of the eligible home.
- (a) the parties are required to appoint a registered valuer under section 62J (2) , 62K (3) or 62L (3) ; and
- (b) the parties can not agree on the appointment of a registered valuer within the period mentioned in the section (the relevant disagreement ).