Retail Shop Leases Act 1994
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sec.51 Definitions
In this part— core trading hours , for a retail shopping centre, means hours not outside the allowable trading hours under the Trading (Allowable Hours) Act 1990 that— are stated in a resolution passed by the eligible lessees of the centre under section 52 as the hours retail shops in the centre may be required to open for trading; or until a resolution is passed— for existing leases—the lessees of the centre were required, immediately before the commencement of the Trading (Allowable Hours) Amendment Act 1994 , to keep the retail shops open for trading; or for other leases—the greatest number of lessees of the centre are required by the lessor to keep the retail shops open for trading. s 51 def core trading hours amd 2016 No. 21 s 52 eligible lessee , for a retail shopping centre, means a lessee of a retail shop in the centre (whether or not the lessee is a lessee under a retail shop lease). eligible shop , for a retail shopping centre, means a retail shop in the centre (whether or not the shop is leased under a retail shop lease). existing lease means a retail shop lease current at the commencement of the Trading (Allowable Hours) Amendment Act 1994 . s 51 amd 2000 No. 19 s 37
- (a) are stated in a resolution passed by the eligible lessees of the centre under section 52 as the hours retail shops in the centre may be required to open for trading; or
- (b) until a resolution is passed— (i) for existing leases—the lessees of the centre were required, immediately before the commencement of the Trading (Allowable Hours) Amendment Act 1994 , to keep the retail shops open for trading; or (ii) for other leases—the greatest number of lessees of the centre are required by the lessor to keep the retail shops open for trading.
- (i) for existing leases—the lessees of the centre were required, immediately before the commencement of the Trading (Allowable Hours) Amendment Act 1994 , to keep the retail shops open for trading; or
- (ii) for other leases—the greatest number of lessees of the centre are required by the lessor to keep the retail shops open for trading.
- (i) for existing leases—the lessees of the centre were required, immediately before the commencement of the Trading (Allowable Hours) Amendment Act 1994 , to keep the retail shops open for trading; or
- (ii) for other leases—the greatest number of lessees of the centre are required by the lessor to keep the retail shops open for trading.