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Manufactured Homes (Residential Parks) Act 2003
sec.98Alteration or addition to manufactured home
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### sec.98 Alteration or addition to manufactured home
This section applies if a manufactured home is positioned on a site the subject of a site agreement.
The home owner must not make any alteration to the home that is visible from the outside of the home, or make any addition to the home, unless the park owner gives written consent to the proposed alteration or addition.
The park owner must not unreasonably refuse to give the consent.
If the home owner considers the park owner has unreasonably refused to give consent under subsection (2) to a proposed alteration or addition to the home, the home owner may, subject to section 116 , apply to the tribunal for an order under subsection (5) .
The tribunal may, on application made by the home owner, make an order requiring the park owner to consent to the proposed alteration or addition if the tribunal considers the consent has been unreasonably refused.
However, the tribunal may not make an order under subsection (5) if effecting the proposed alteration or addition would contravene a law of the State.
s 98 amd 2017 No. 42 s 48
(sec.98-ssec.1) This section applies if a manufactured home is positioned on a site the subject of a site agreement.
(sec.98-ssec.2) The home owner must not make any alteration to the home that is visible from the outside of the home, or make any addition to the home, unless the park owner gives written consent to the proposed alteration or addition.
(sec.98-ssec.3) The park owner must not unreasonably refuse to give the consent.
(sec.98-ssec.4) If the home owner considers the park owner has unreasonably refused to give consent under subsection (2) to a proposed alteration or addition to the home, the home owner may, subject to section 116 , apply to the tribunal for an order under subsection (5) .
(sec.98-ssec.5) The tribunal may, on application made by the home owner, make an order requiring the park owner to consent to the proposed alteration or addition if the tribunal considers the consent has been unreasonably refused.
(sec.98-ssec.6) However, the tribunal may not make an order under subsection (5) if effecting the proposed alteration or addition would contravene a law of the State.