1989 Ed.

Noise Control (Appeal Board) Regulations

[CAP. 400

B 11

[Subsidiary]

There has been some material informality, defect or error in the form or content of the notice or in connection with the service of the notice.

The requirements of the notice are unreasonable in character or extent or are unnecessary.

Compliance with the requirements of the notice would cause the appellant economic hardship seriously prejudicial to the conduct of his business.

The notice should have been served on some other person.

Dated this

day of

*Delete as necessary.

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Appellant.

1. This form is to be used by a person who is aggrieved-

2.

3.

4. (a) by the service on him of a noise abatement notice under section 13(1); or

(b) by the service on him of a notice under section 13(4) varying the requirements of a noise abatement notice under section 13(1).

This form must be completed in accordance with the directions specified in the form and lodged with the Chairman of the Appeal Board at the office of the Registrar, Supreme Court before the expiry of 21 days after the service upon you of the notice from the Authority in respect of the decision you wish to appeal against.

At the same time that this notice is lodged you are required to serve a copy of the notice on the Noise Control Authority, personally, or by registered post addressed to the last known address of the Authority and to furnish to the Authority and the Chairman a statement specifying the particulars of the appeal which you seek to establish, including such particulars of evidence to be adduced, documents to be produced, names of witnesses to be called and other circumstances as may suffice to ensure that the Appeal Board and the Authority are fully and fairly informed of the grounds on which the appeal is based. You may also be required to furnish further particulars or produce documents for the inspection of the Authority.

You are advised to read the Noise Control Ordinance (Cap.400), the Noise Control (General) Regulations (Cap.400 sub. leg.) and the Noise Control (Appeal Board) Regulations (Cap.400 sub. leg.) before lodging this notice of appeal.

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