SCHEDULES
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FIRST SCHEDULE
Section 10
Form No. 1
FORMS
FENCING NOTICE
(Use of this form is not obligatory but it is given as a guide to the
type of information that should be included in a fencing notice.)
TO
(Owner, or occupier by virtue of a tenancy for not less than 10 years
certain, of No........Street, Dunedin, or Broadacres Farm, Taradale.)
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that I desire that a/the fence be erected (or
repaired) between your said property and my adjoining property at
No........Street (or Greenmeadows Farm)
in accordance with the following particulars:
1. Further description of boundary to be fenced.
2. Type of fence. (If desired specify one of the specimen fences in
the Second Schedule to the Fencing Act 1978, or specify any other type
desired.)
3. Method of construction. (e.g., by a contractor, or by 1 neighbour,
or by both neighbours.)
4. Estimated total cost. (To be shared half each or, if different
shares are proposed, specify those shares.)
5. How materials to be purchased or supplied and how paid for.
6. Date for commencement of work.
Within 21 days after the date of the receipt of this notice you may
object to any of the above particulars and make your counter-proposals.
Within the same time, if you claim you are not liable to pay for
fencing, you may notify me accordingly and supply the name and address
of the person who is liable for fencing in connection with your
property.
If no objection is received I will proceed with the fencing in
accordance with this notice, and you will be deemed to have agreed to
the proposals set out in this notice, and will be liable to share the
cost accordingly.
This notice is given under the Fencing Act 1978.
Dated this day of 19 .
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Section 11
Form No. 2
CROSS-NOTICE
(A cross-notice must be in this form or to the like effect.)
TO
(Specify the giver of the original notice.)
Please take notice that I object to your notice to fence dated the
day of 19 .
The particulars of my objection are as follows:
(Set forth the proposals to which objection is made. If objection is
made to all the proposals a statement to this effect will suffice.)
*I make the following counter-proposals:
(Set forth any counter-proposals with the same particularity as it
required in the case of a fencing notice.)
This notice is given under the Fencing Act 1978, which provides that,
if we are unable to agree regarding the particulars to which objection
is taken by this cross-notice and the counter-proposals that are made by
this cross-notice, the matters in dispute may be determined by a
Magistrate's Court.
Dated this day of 19 .
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*Delete if no counter-proposals are proposed.
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