81 Local authority's power to serve notice about demolition
Building Act 1984 (1984 c 55) | Legislation

81  Local authority's power to serve notice about demolition

(1)     A local authority may give a notice under this section to—

(a)     a person on whom a demolition order [or obstructive building order] has been served under [Part IX of the Housing Act 1985],

(b)     a person who appears to them not to be intending to comply with an order made under section 77 above or a notice given under section 79 above, and

(c)     a person who appears to them to have begun or to be intending to begin a demolition to which section 80 above otherwise applies.

(2)     Nothing contained in a notice under this section prejudices or affects the operation of any of the relevant

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