Anti-social Behaviour Act 2003
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70 Withdrawal or relaxation of requirements of remedial notices
(1) The relevant authority may— (a) withdraw a remedial notice issued by them; or (b) waive or relax a requirement of a remedial notice so issued. (2) The powers conferred by this section are exercisable both before and after a remedial notice has taken effect. (3) Where the relevant authority exercise the powers conferred by this section, they must give notice of what they have done to— (a) every complainant; and (b) every owner and every occupier of the neighbouring land. (4) The withdrawal of a remedial notice does not affect the power of the relevant authority to issue a further remedial notice in respect of the same hedge.
70 Withdrawal or relaxation of requirements of remedial notices
(1) The relevant authority may— (a) withdraw a remedial notice issued by them; or (b) waive or relax a requirement of a remedial notice so issued. (2) The powers conferred by this section are exercisable both before and after a remedial notice has taken effect. (3) Where the relevant authority exercise the powers conferred by this section, they must give notice of what they have done to— (a) every complainant; and (b) every owner and every occupier of the neighbouring land. (4) The withdrawal of a remedial notice does not affect the power of the relevant authority to issue a further remedial notice in respect of the same hedge.
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