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Property Law Act 2023
sec.166Proceedings for relief against refusal
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### sec.166 Proceedings for relief against refusal
The lessee or a designated person for the lease may apply to the court for relief against the refusal to renew, or extend the term of, or sell the reversion of, the lease, because of 1 or more breaches mentioned in section 164 (1) (c) .
The application may be—
an originating process; or
made in a proceeding brought by the lessor for recovery of possession of the land.
If the lessor gives the lessee a breach notice relying on 1 or more breaches mentioned in subsection (1) , the lessee, or designated person for the lease, must make the application under subsection (1) within 1 month after the giving of the breach notice to the lessee.
(sec.166-ssec.1) The lessee or a designated person for the lease may apply to the court for relief against the refusal to renew, or extend the term of, or sell the reversion of, the lease, because of 1 or more breaches mentioned in section 164 (1) (c) .
(sec.166-ssec.2) The application may be— an originating process; or made in a proceeding brought by the lessor for recovery of possession of the land.
(sec.166-ssec.3) If the lessor gives the lessee a breach notice relying on 1 or more breaches mentioned in subsection (1) , the lessee, or designated person for the lease, must make the application under subsection (1) within 1 month after the giving of the breach notice to the lessee.
- (a) an originating process; or
- (b) made in a proceeding brought by the lessor for recovery of possession of the land.