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1610. Conditions for making acquisition orders.

The court¹ may, on an application for an acquisition order², make such an order in respect of any premises if:

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(1)�� the court is satisfied that those premises were, at the date of service on the landlord³ of the preliminary notice⁴, if any, and on the date

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