Weathertight Homes Resolution Services Act 2006

124 Notifications to territorial authorities for land information memorandum purposes

  • (1) The chief executive must notify a territorial authority (as soon as is reasonably practicable after the event, and in enough detail to enable particulars to be included in a land information memorandum issued by a territorial authority under section 44A of the Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act 1987) of any of the following events occurring in relation to a dwellinghouse in its district:

    • (a) an application under section 32(1) by an owner of the dwellinghouse who wishes to bring a claim in respect of it—

      • (i) to have an assessor's report prepared in respect of it; or

      • (ii) to have an assessor's report that was prepared in respect of it on the application of a former owner approved as suitable for the owner's claim:

    • (b) the decision of the chief executive under section 48 that a claim is, or is not, eligible:

    • (c) the decision under section 49 of the chair on review that a claim is, or is not, eligible:

    • (d) the termination under section 52 (which requires the chief executive to terminate certain claims if the situation alters) of a claim:

    • (e) the decision of the chief executive under section 56 to terminate a claim not pursued:

    • (f) the signing of agreed terms of settlement under section 85:

    • (g) the discontinuance or termination, for any other reason (for example, under section 55 and because of a change of ownership), and if known to the department, of a claim.

    (2) The chair must notify a territorial authority (as soon as is reasonably practicable after the event, and in enough detail to enable particulars to be included in a land information memorandum issued by a territorial authority under section 44A of the Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act 1987) of any of the following events occurring in relation to a dwellinghouse in its district:

    • (c) the determination of a claim under section 90:

    • (d) the termination of adjudication proceedings under section 109:

    • (e) the transfer of a claim to court, under section 119:

    • (f) the transfer of proceedings to adjudication, under section 120 or 121:

    • (g) the discontinuance or termination, for any other reason (for example, under section 55 and because of a change of ownership), and if known to the tribunal, of a claim.