Land Code (Strata) Act · 2000 Revised Edition · Part XI · Miscellaneous
67. Power of entry
Official textFrom Attorney General's Chambers, unchanged
Where a relevant authority or any person authorised by it has a right under any order to enter upon any part of the land to which a strata plan relates, the authority, body or person shall be entitled to enter upon any other part of the land to the extent necessary or expedient to enable it or him to exercise the relevant powers under this Act.
relevant authority
“relevant authority” means any one or more Government or statutory authorities empowered to approve plans for development or subdivision of any land or plans relating to the construction of any building or to serve any notice or order requiring any repair work or act to be carried out under the Town and Country Planning (Development Control) Act, Municipal Boards Act or under any other written law;
Terms defined in s 2
land
Defined · s 2“land” includes land of any tenure, any building or parts thereof, the air space above the surface, the surface of the land and such of the subsoil as is occupied by any buildings and related structures, but excludes the right to all minerals and mineral products including oil and gas;
relevant authority
Defined · s 2“relevant authority” means any one or more Government or statutory authorities empowered to approve plans for development or subdivision of any land or plans relating to the construction of any building or to serve any notice or order requiring any repair work or act to be carried out under the Town and Country Planning (Development Control) Act, Municipal Boards Act or under any other written law;
strata plan
Defined · s 2“strata plan” means a plan that has been or is intended to be certified under section 9;