Architects (Registration) Act 1931 (Repealed 21.7.1997)
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11 Removal of name from Register for failure to notify change of address.
For the purpose of maintaining the Register the Registrar may at any time by notice in writing served on any registered person inquire if such person has changed his regular business address, and if no answer shall be received within six months from the sending of such notice, the Registrar shall send to the said person a further notice by post as a registered letter, and if no answer shall be received within three months from the sending of such further notice, the Registrar may remove the name of such person from the Register.
11 Removal of name from Register for failure to notify change of address.
For the purpose of maintaining the Register the Registrar may at any time by notice in writing served on any registered person inquire if such person has changed his regular business address, and if no answer shall be received within six months from the sending of such notice, the Registrar shall send to the said person a further notice by post as a registered letter, and if no answer shall be received within three months from the sending of such further notice, the Registrar may remove the name of such person from the Register.
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