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Part 2 Approval of construction work etc.
1.A verifier or certifier is appointed under section 7(1) for...
2.An appointment may be made subject to such limitations as...
3.Despite paragraph 1, an appointment may be varied or terminated...
5.When the appointment of a verifier (the “former verifier”) terminates,...
6.A verifier is not entitled to exercise any functions as...
7.An approved certifier of design is not entitled to issue...
8.An approved certifier of construction is not entitled to issue...
10.Such a direction may be given to a particular verifier...
12.Such regulations may specify different such interests in relation to...
Procedure regulations: particular matters
1.The submission to a verifier along with any application for...
2.The submission to a verifier along with a completion certificate...
4.The statement by local authorities and verifiers of reasons for...
5.The maintenance by local authorities and verifiers of records of—...
7.The notification to local authorities and verifiers of the dates...
8.The maintenance by certifiers of records of certificates issued by...
1.This schedule applies for the purpose of securing the removal...
3.Such an application must be accompanied by a certificate signed...
5.Except in a case where removal was required under section...
7.The decision of the sheriff on the application is final....
9.If a person removing from a building in compliance with...
11.If the tenant resumes lawful occupation, the same terms and...
12.In paragraphs 10 and 11, “lawful” occupation means occupation which...
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