34Goods abandoned by occupant
after occupation agreement is terminated
(1)
If an occupation agreement is terminated and
goods are left by the occupant on the site, the person who was the park owner
under that agreement may:
(a)
apply to the Tribunal for an order under this
section, or
(b)
remove, store, sell or otherwise dispose of the
goods in accordance with any provision made by the
regulations,
or both.
(2)
The Tribunal may, on application under this
section by the person who was the park owner under an occupation agreement,
make any one or more of the following orders:
(a)
an order authorising the removal, destruction,
sale or other disposal of goods left on the site,
(b)
an order authorising the sale of abandoned
goods,
(c)
an order directing that notice of any action or
proposed action in relation to abandoned goods be given to the former occupant
or any other person,
(d)
an order as to the manner of sale of abandoned
goods,
(e)
an order as to the proceeds of sale of abandoned
goods,
(f)
any ancillary order that the Tribunal, in the
circumstances, thinks appropriate.
(3)
A purchaser of abandoned goods sold by a park
owner in accordance with an order of the Tribunal or the regulations who
acquires a good title to the goods defeats the interest of the former occupant
or any other person who has an interest in the goods.
(4)
A person who was the park owner under an
occupation agreement does not incur any liability in respect of the removal,
destruction, sale or other disposal of goods in accordance with an order of
the Tribunal or the regulations.
(5)
s 34: Am 2009 No 56,
Sch 1.18 [1].