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⭐THE BEACH CONTROL ACT
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1 THE BEACH CONTROL ACT ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS 1. Short titlc. 2. Interpretation. Righ1.v in /he Foreshore anti Fioor offhe Sea 3. Forcshorc and floor of thc sca dcclarcd to bc vestcd in thc Crown. 4. Usc of forcshorc for privalc donlcslic purposcs. Licences'fiw use ofthe Foreshore and Fioor offhe Sea 5. Prohibition of usc of the forcshorc or thc floor of thc sea without a licencc. 6. Applicalior~ for liccricc by pcrsoris using Ihc forcshorc or Lhc floor of the sca at thc I st June Pralecled Areas 7. Protcctcd areas and prohibitcd activitics. (,'onsfruclion offlocks, Wharves, Piers, Jellies, e k 8. Patents, licences, pcrmits and rights already granted. 9. Future encroachments to bc authorized by licencc from the appropriate Minister. IMahlishmenl, Funclions, Dufies and Powers ofaufhority 10. [Deleted by Act Y of 1991, 3rd Sch. j 1 1. Authority to grant liccnccs for usc of forcshore or floor of the seapublication of grant or refusal. 11A. Rcvocation, suspension or variation of licences. 12. Duty to determine certain needs of public and power to acquire land therefor. [The inclusion of this page is authorized by L.N. 11 1/2005]2 BEACH CONTROL 13. Authority to maintain, use and develop beaches for benefit of the public. 14. Power of Authority to take steps for the establishment of right of public to use beach or to gain access thereto. 15. General powers of Authority. 16. [Deleted by Act 9 of 1991, 3rd Sch.] 17. [Deleted by Act 9 of 1991, 3rd Sch.] 18. Power to make regulations. 19. Court order to protect foreshore. 20. [Deleted by Act 9 of I99 I, 3rd Sch.] 2 1. [Deleted by Act 9 of I99 I, 3rd Sch.] 22. [Deleted by Act 9 of I99 I, 3rd Sch. ] 23. [Deleted by Act 9 of I99 I, 3rd Sch.] Acquisition ofland 24. Application by the Authority. 25. Approval of application by Minister. 26. Notice of approval to be published in the Gazette before acquisition. 27. Appointment, powers and duty of Commission. 28. Determination of compensation. 29. Vesting of land by order of the Mmister and taking of possession by the Authority. 30. Publication of report of Commission. Reference to Court and Procedure thereaffer 3 1. Reference to Court. 32. Commission's statement to the Court Service of notice. 34. Power to appoint assessors if objection is in regard to amount of compensation. 35. Death, etc., of assessor. [The inclusion of this page is authorized by L.N. 111/2005]3 BEACH CONTROI, Restriction on scope of enquiry. Proceedings to be in open Court. Record of assessor's opinion. Difference of opinion between Judge and assessors. Assessor's fees. Awards to be in writing. Costs. Rules of Supreme Court applicable. Appeal from decision of Court Determination of apportionment of compensation. Costs of apportionment to be borne by interested parties. Authority to pay compensation. Police to enforce surrender. Exemption from stamp duty, etc. Commission not to cease to exist until all their functions and duties have been discharged. Bar of suits to set aside awards. Amendment of penalties by order. Public Recreational Beaches 52. Power to declare beach to be a public recreational beach and to define the same. Revesting of Land or Beach 53. Revesting of land for purpose or in furtherance of commercial enterprise. 54. Revocation of order declaring beach to be a public recreational beach in the interests of development [The inclusion of this page is authorized by L.N. 11 1/2005]4 BEACH CONTROL Appeals,fiom the Authority 55. Appeal to Minister from decision of Authority. Application to Crown 56. Application of Act to the Crown. SCHEDULE [Deleted 6.v Act 9 of 1991, 3rd Sch.] [The inclusion of this page is authorized by L.N. 11 1/2005]5 THE BEACH CONTROL ACT Preliminary 1. This Act may be cited as the Beach Contro 11 Act. Laws 63 of of Acts 14 of 1964, 12 of rd Sch. 14 of 1971 S.8 rmd 2nd Sch., 9 of rd.Sch., 33 of , 17 of Short title. 2. In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires- "adjoining land" means land adjoining the foreshore of this Island and extending not more than one hundred yards beyond the landward limit of the foreshore; "Authority" means the Natural Resources Conservation 91,991 Authority established under the Natural Resources 3d Sch. Conservation Authority Act; "commercial enterprise" includes- (a) the business of carrying on a hotel or a proprietary club or the business of letting premises whereby the facilities mentioned S 2. in section 4 may be enjoyed; and (b) the commercial use of a bathing beach to which the public are admitted for bathing or recreation upon payment of a fee; and (c) the erection, construction or maintenance of any dock, wharf, pier, jetty or other form of encroachment; "Commission" means any Commission appointed under section 27; [The inclusion of this page is authorized by L.N6 BEACH CONTROL "Court" means the Supreme Court; "dock means an enclosure for the reception of vessels, including structures for loading and unloading or repairing vessels; "fishing" includes purposes incident to fishing; "floor of the sea" means the soil and subsoil off the coasts of the Island between low water mark and the outer limits of the territorial sea of the Island and shall be deemed to include the water column superadjacent to the floor of the sea and the natural resources therein and the Exclusive Economic Zone. "foreshore" means that portion of land, adjacent to the sea, that lies between the ordinary high and low water marks, being alternately covered and uncovered as the tide ebbs and flows; "interested party" includes every person claiming an interest in compensation to be paid on account of the compulsory acquisition of any land under this Act, but does not include a tenant by the month or at will; "jetty" means a structure extending into the sea to protect or defend a harbour or to facilitate the loading and unloading of vessels; "land" includes rights and interests of any nature or description whatever in or over land; "Local Authority" means- (a) in relation to the Corporate Area as defined in the Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation Act, the Council of the Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation; and (b) in relation to the parishes not within the Corporate Area, the Parish Councils of such parishes in their respective parishes; "pier" means a structure raised on piles or any other form of support extending into the sea for use as a landing place; "the Minister" means the Minister responsible for beach control; [The inclusion of this page is authorized by L.N ]7 BEACH CONTROL "owner" means owner of an estate in fee simple in the land or beach in relation to which the expression is used; "the public" includes any class of the public; "vessel" includes every description of water craft, S. 2. including a non-displacement craft, seaplane and a jet ski equipped with an inboard or outboard motor, used or capable of being used as a means of transportation on water; "water sports equipment" means any equipment used in connection with board sailing, boating, parasailing, s.2. scuba diving, sunfish sailing, water skiing, jet skiing or other water related recreational sports; "wharf' means a quayside structure erected in a harbour or S. 2. river for the loading or unloading of vessels. Rights in the Foreshore and Floor of the Sea 3.-(1) Subject to the provisions of this section, all rights in Foreshore and over the foreshore of this Island and the floor of the sea are ; :?Of hereby declared to be vested in the Crown. declared to be vested in (2) All rights in or over the foreshore of this Island or the the Crow. floor of the sea derive from, or acquired under or by virtue of the Registration of Titles Act or any express grant or licence from the crown subsisting immediately before the commencement of this Act are hereby expressly~preserved. (3) Except as provided in section 7, nothing in this Act contained shall be deemed to affect- s. 3. (a) any rights enjoyed by fishermen engaged in fishing as a trade, where such rights existed immediately before the 1st June, 1956, in or over any beach or adjoining land; or (b) the enjoyment by such fishermen of the use of any part of the foreshore adjoining any beach or land in or over which any rights have been enjoyed by them up to the 1 st June, [The inclusion of this page is authorized by L.N. 11 1/2005]8 'IT! BEACH CONTROL (4) No person shall be deemed to have any rights in or over the foreshore of this Island or the floor of the sea save such as are derived from or acquired or preserved under or by virtue of this Act. Use of foreshore for private domestic purposes S Any person who is the owner or occupier of any land adjoining any part of the foreshore and any member of his family and any private guest of his shall be entitled to use that part of the foreshore adjoining his land for private domestic purposes, that is to say, for bathing, fishing, and other like forms of recreation and as a means of access to the sea for such purposes: Provided that where any land as aforesaid is let, the letting of which is in pursuance of a commercial enterprise, the right to the use of the foreshore for private domestic purposes shall only be by virtue of a licence granted to the lessor under this Act. Rohibition of use of the foreshore or the floor ofthe sea without a licence. Licence~~for use of the Foreshore and Floor ofthe Sea 5.-41) From and after the 1st June, 1956, no person shall encroach on or use, or permit any encroachment on or use of, the foreshore or the floor of the sea for any public purpose or for or in connection with any trade or business, or commercial enterprise, or in any other manner (whether similar to the foregoing or not) except as provided by sections 3, 4 and 8, without a licence granted under this Act. (2) Any person who contravenes the provisions of subsection (1) shall be liable on summary conviction before a Resident Magistrate to imprisonment with or without hard labour for a term not exceeding twelve months, or to a fine not exceeding five hundred thousand dollars and in default S. 3(a). of payment of any such fine to imprisonment with or without hard labour for a term not exceeding twelve months, or to both S. 3(b). such imprisonment and fine. [The inclusion of this page is authorized by L.N9 BEACH CONTROL (3) Where a company is guilty of a contravention of the provisions of subsection (I), every director, manager, agent and officer of the company in this Island who is knowingly a party to the contravention, shall be liable to the penalty prescribed by subsection (2). 6.-(1) Where at the 1st June, 1956, any person is Applicatio~i Tor licence encroaching on or using or permitting any encroachment bypersons on or user of the foreshore or the floor of the sea except as using the authorized by this Act, such person may continue or may ~ ~ ~ continue to permit such encroachment or user for a period not the sea at exceeding six months after the 1st June, 1956, but such person shall, if he intends to continue or to permit the continuance of such encroachment or user for any longer period, apply to the Authority for a licence under this Act within the aforesaid period of six months. (2) Any person who applies for a licence pursuant to subsection (1) shall not be deemed to be acting in contravention of subsection (1) of section 5, between the date of application for the licence and the date on which the application is finally disposed of by the grant of the licence or otherwise, by reason only of the continuance of any encroachment or user prohibited by subsection (1) of section 5. Protected Areas 7.-(1) Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Protected Act, the Minister may, upon the recommendation of the ;z:;:d Authority, make an order declaring- activities (a) any part of the foreshore and the floor of the sea s.4. defined in the order together with the water lying on such part of the floor of the sea to be a protected area for the purposes of this Act; and (b) such activities as may be specified in the order to be prohibited activities in the area defined in the order, being any or all of the following activities- [The inclusion of this page is authorized by L.N /2005] '""'.10 BEACH CONTROL (i) fishing by any means specified in the order; (ii) the use of vessels, other than boats propelled by wind or oars, or of water sports equipment, where such vessels or equipment are used for purposes other than for the doing of anything which may be lawfully done under the Harbours Act, the Shipping Act, the Pilotage Act, the Fishing Industry Act or the Exclusive Economic Zone Act; (iii) the disposal of rubbish or any other waste matter; (iv) water-skiing; (v) the dredging or disturbance in any way of the floor of the sea; (vi) the destruction or removal of coral, seafans and sedentary marine animals; (vii) the searching for or removal of any treasure or artifact from the floor of the sea. (2) Any order made under this section may contain provisions for the constitution of a Board or the appointment of persons to undertake the conservation, protection or reha- S. 4(b). bilitation of the area defined in such order. r (3) The provisions of subsection (5) of section 9 (which relate to the laying of regulation before the House of Representatives and the Senate) shall apply to orders made under this section as they apply to regulations made under the said section 9. (4) The Minister may, if he thinks fit, grant to any person applying therefor, in such form and subject to such conditions as the Minister may think fit, a licence to carry on in any area defined in an order made under this section any prohibited activity specified in such order. 13 [The inclusion of this page is authorized by L.N. 111/2005]11 BEACH CONTROL (5) Every person, not being a person appointed to undertake the conservation, protection or rehabilitation of any ' S. 4(c)(i). area defined in an order made under this section, who without a licence from the Minister carries on within such area any activity specified in such order shall be guilty of an offence against this Act and shall be liable on summary conviction before a Resident Magistrate to a fine not exceeding five S. 4(c)(ii). hundred thousand dollars. Construction of Docks, Whurves, Piers, Jetties, etc. 8. Every patent, licence, permit and right expressly granted ~'atcnts, by the Crown before the 1st June, 1956, for taking up of shoal E:";, water and for the erection, construction or maintenance of any rights dock, wharf, pier, jetty, structure or other form of encroachment t::naz. (whether similar to the foregoing or not) on the foreshore or the floor of the sea shall be deemed valid, and it shall not be necessary to obtain any licence therefor under the provisions of this Act during the continuance of such patent, licence, permit or right or during the period of any extension of such patent, licence, permit or right in accordance with the provisions of the original grant. 9.-(1) Subject to the provisions of section 8, no person shall Future encroachmcnts erect, construct or maintain any dock, wharf, pier or jetty on the to be foreshore or the floor of the sea, or any structure, apparatus or authorized equipment pertaining to any dock, wharf, pier or jetty and :Fr;r encroaching on the foreshore or the floor of the sea, except appropriate under the authority of a licence granted by the Minister on Minister. behalf of the Crown. (2) Subject to subsection (2~) the Minister may, if he 3311~1 S. 22. thinks fit, grant to any person applying therefor, in such form and subject to such conditions as he may think fit, a licence to erect, construct or maintain any dock, wharf, pier or jetty or any structure, apparatus or equipment as aforesaid. [The inclusion of this page is authorized by L.N. 11 1/2005]12 BEACH CONTROL (2~) Any licence affecting the exclusive economic zone shall be subject to the provisions of the Exclusive Economic Zone Act or any order made under section 11 of that Act. (2~) A licence shall not be granted under this section unless the Authority has certified that the issue of the licence is not likely to conflict with the public interest in regard to fishing, bathing, recreation or the protection of the environment. to-- (3) The Minister may make regulations with respect (a) the form and manner of application for licences to be granted under this section; (b) the fees to be paid in respect of such licences; (c) the grant or refusal of such licences; and (d) the terms, conditions and restrictions that may be imposed upon the grant of such licences rd Sch. (4) Notwithstanding the provisions of section 29 of the Interpretation Act, regulations made under this section may prescribe greater penalties than those specified in the said section 29, so, however, that the maximum penalty that may be imposed by any such regulations shall be a fine of two hundred thousand dollars or imprisonment with or without hard labour for a term of twelve months. (5) All regulations made under this section shall be subject to negative resolution. (6) The decision of the Minister to grant or refuse a licence under this section shall be final and shall not be questioned in any legal proceeding. (7) Every grant or reksal of a licence by the Minister shall be published in the Gazette. (8) In this section "the Minister" means the Minister responsible for harbours. [The i~iclusion of this page is authorized by L.N. 11 1/2005]13 lo. [/Meled hy Acl 9 of 1991, 3rd Sch.] 11.-(1) Subject to the provisions of sections 3, 4 and 9, and Author~tyto of subsection (2), the Authority may, on application made in ~~Cc,lar such manner as may be prescribed under section 18, grant U\L'OI, licences (whether exclusive in character or not) for the use of the ~~~~~~~~~ foreshore or the floor of the sea for any public purpose, or in seapublicat~on ol' connection with any business or trade or for any other purpose ga,vr (whether similar to the foregoing or not) to any person, upon rcfuwl such conditions (including the payment of an annual fee) and in such form as they may think fit. (2) Where an application is made for a licence under subsection (I), the Authority shall consider what public interests in regard to fishing, bathing or recreation, in regard to the 17,2004 protection of the environment or in regard to any future s. 6 ~ development of the land adjoining that part of the foreshore in respect of which the application is made, require to be protected, and they may provide for the protection of such interests by and in the terms of the licence or otherwise in accordance with the provisions of this Act. (3) Every grant or rehsal of a licence by the Authority shall be published in the Gazelle. (4) Where application is made under this section to the Authority for a licence for any use of the foreshore or floor of S.6(b). the sea, which involves the erection, in a harbour, of an encroachment not referred to in section 9, the Authority shall not issue the licence unless the Port Authority certifies- (a) that the encroachment is not likely to have an adverse impact on vessel traffic or other activities related to harbours; and (b) the plans or other documents relating to the structure of the encroachment. [The inclusion of this page is authorized by L.N. 11 1/2005]14 14 BEACH CONTROL Revocation, suspension or variation of licences. (5) The Authority may by notice in writing require an applicant for a licence under this section- (a) to furnish to the Authority such documents or information as the Authority may require to assist it in making a decision whether or not to grant the licence; and (b) where it is of the opinion that the use in relation to which the licence is sought is having, or is likely to have, an adverse effect on the environment, to submit to the Authority an environmental impact assessment in respect of the use, containing such information as may be specified in the notice. (6) The Authority shall keep at its offices a register of licences granted and applications refused under this section and such register shall- (a) contain such particulars as shall be prescribed; and (b) be opened to inspection by the public during the normal office hours of the Authority. (7) The Authority shall, on the request of any person and upon the payment by that person of such fee as may be prescribed, supply to the person a copy of any entry contained in the register. (8) The Authority may require, as a condition of the grant of any licence under this section, that the licensee enter into an undertaking or provide an indemnity against any damage caused by the licensee's use of the foreshore or floor of the sea. 11~.-(1) Subject to subsection (2), the authority may, by notice addressed to the person to whom a licence is granted under this Act- (a) revoke; (b) suspend; or (c) vary the terms or conditions of, [The inclusion of this page is authorized by L.N. 111/2005]15 BEACH CONTROL the licence, if the Authority is satisfied that there is a breach of any term or condition of such licence. (2) Except as provided in subsection (3), the Authority shall, before revoking, suspending or varying any licence, serve on the person to whom the licence is granted a notice in writing- (a) specifying the breach on which the Authority relies and requiring him to remedy it within such time as shall be specified in the notice; and (b) informing him that he may apply to the Authority to be heard on the matter within such time as shall be specified in the notice. (3) The Authority shall not be obliged to serve a notice pursuant to subsection (2) in relation to any breach if an order pursuant to section 19 is in effect in relation to that breach. 12.-(1) The Authority shall from time to time determine the DU~Y to needs and requirements of the public in relation to the use of- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ needs of (a) any portion of land, whether such portion of land adjoins the foreshore or not; and (b) the foreshore, 7, power to acquire land therefor for or in connection with bathing or any other form of lawful s, 5 recreation or for the purpose of fishing as a trade or otherwise or for any other purpose in the interest of the economic development of the beaches of the Island. (2) Where the Authority acting in accordance with their duty under subsection (1) consider it necessary or desirable to acquire any portion of land, or rights of user over the same, whether such portion of land adjoins the foreshore or not, the Authority may, with the approval of the Minister and by agreement with the owner or any other person having power to dispose of such portion of land, acquire for any purpose specified in the said subsection S 2(a). such portion of land by lease or purchase, or rights of user over such portion of land. [The inclusion of this page is authorizecl by L.N ]16 (3) Any lease taken by the Authority pursuant to this section shall be for such period, and subject to subsection (5) shall reserve such annual rent payable yearly in advance and include such covenants and conditions as may be determined by agreement between the Authority and lessor and approved by the Minister, and any such lease may at the option of the Authority, be renewed from time to time as often as it 13 expires. (4) Where any right in or over land is acquired by the Authority otherwise than by purchase- (a) the Authority may with the leave of the Minister and by agreement with the owner or other person having power to dispose of such land, terminate such right at any time; (h) the owner or other person having power to dispose of the land which is subject to the right or his nominee may, where such land adjoins the foreshore, at any time apply to the Authority for a licence under this Act to use that part of the foreshore and floor of the sea which such land adjoins, and the Authority shall consider the application and may, in accordance with the provisions of this Act, grant or refuse the licence; and upon the grant of any such licence the rights of the Authority or of any person exercising any rights under the Authority, in or over such land, shall cease and determine save to the extent that such rights may be expressly reserved in and by (3 the terms of the licence. (5) Where pursuant to this section the Authority have acquired land otherwise than by purchase the Authority may at any time by agreement with the owner or other person having power to dispose of such land and subject to the approval of the Minister vary the annual rent payable in respect thereof. [The inclusion of this page is authorized by L.N ]17 BEACH CONTROL The Authority may maintain, use and develop any &aority beach or land vested in them or may make provision for wmd to mmtam, the maintenance, use or development of such beach or land 225 f ~ r by any person, body or authority, on such terms as they g m ~ m ~ may think fit. 14-(1) The Authority may, upon receipt of a petition from not less than five persons concerned in any dispute with respect to the right to use any beach, or any land, road, track or pathway to gain access to such beach, lodge a plaint in the appropriate Court pursuant to section 9 of the Prescription Act with a view to establishing such right; and the Authority shall for the purposes of that section be deemed to be a person concerned in the dispute. (2) Where the public or any class of the public I /I958 have used any beach, land, road, track or pathway in the 44 (C, manner and for the period specified in subsection (1) of section 4 of the F resuiption Act and such user is not disputed, the Authority may, if they think it expedient so to do, make an application to the Supreme Court by motion for a declaration of the right of the public to use such beach, land, road, track or pathway, and the Court, upon being satisfied that the user is not disputed, shall have power to make such order as the Court may think fit. (3) The provisions of section 10 of the Prescription Act shall apply to an application under subsection (2) as they apply to a plaint pursuant to section 9 of the said Act, and references in section 10 of the said Act to the Clerk of the Court and to the judgment of the Court shall be construed as referenm to the Registrar of the Supreme Court and to the order of the Supreme Court, rzspectively. 15. Subject to the provisions of this Act, the Authority %E2 Ot shall have power, for the purpose of the discharge of their hfity. functions and duties under this Act- ple indusion ob ths page is authorized by LN. 90/1993118 16 BEACH CONTROL (a) to carry on all activities, the carrying on whereof appears to them to be requisite, advantageous or convenient for or in connection with the discharge of their said functions and duties; (6) to do anything and to enter into any transaction (whether or not involving expenditure, borrowing, granting of loans or investment of money, the acquisition of any property or rights or the disposal of any property or rights) which in their opinion is calculated to facilitate the proper discharge of their functions and duties or is h& dental or conducive thereto. 16. [Deleted by Act 9 of i991,3rd Sch [Deleted by Act 9 of 1991,3rd Sch.1 PoWerto %loons. 1841) The Authority may, with the approval of the Minister, make regulations generally for the proper carrying out of the purposes and provisions of this Act and h particular but without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing may make regulations- (a) with respect to the form and manner of application for licences to be granted under this Act by the Authority, the fees to be paid in respect of such licences, and the grant or refusal of such licences; (b) providing for the impition of fees or charges in such cases as may be determined by the Authority for semces rendered by the Authority, their servants or agents in carrying out the provisions of this Act; (c) providing for the registration of all penon~ licensed under section 11 and for the manner and method of registration and the particulars to be registered; mb ind& d tlus papc is aufhorized by 'L.N. 90/'1993119 BEACH CONTROL 17 (6) for securing the observance of sanitary and cleanly conditions and practices, or the protection of the 17f2004 S. 8(a). environment, at and in respect of parts of the foreshore and adjoining lands and parts of the sea to which members of the public habitually resort; providing for the prevention of danger, obstruction or annoyance to members of the public using any part of the foreshore or adjoining land; providing for the employment of lifeguards at beaches to which members of the public habitually resort and for the qualifications of such lifeguards; for the preservation of order and good conduct among ~iiembers of the public using the foreshore or adjoining land; for controlling the erection or placing on any beach or adjoining land to which the public liabitually resort of batli-liouses or huts, booths, tents, sheds, stands and stalls (whether fixed or movable); governing the use of public recreational beaches or any of such beaches; for prohibiting of regulating the use in or upon the 2~11960 water lying on any part of the floor of the sea in respect S. 7. of which a licence has been granted by the Authority-, I I [The inclusion of this page is autlior~zcd by L.N /2005]20 BEACH CONTROL (i) of spears or other instruments likely to cause danger to members of the public for the taking or pursuit of fish; and (ii) of vessels or water sports equipment of any class specified in such regulations, so, however, (3 that nothing in such regulations shall affect anything which may be lawfully done under the Harbours Act, the Shipping Act or the Pilotage Act; (k) with respect to the constitution and administration of s. 8(c). the fund referred to in section 19 (1 0). (2) The provisions of subsections (4) and (5) of section 9 shall apply to regulations made under this section. Court orders ) Where the Authority is of the view that- to protect foreshore s. 9. (a) a person is, or has been, using the foreshore or floor of the sea without, or in contravention of, a licence issued under section 1 1 ; (b) a person refuses to remove an encroachment erected, 0 or permitted to be erected, by that person on the foreshore or floor of the sea without, or in contravention of, a licence issued under section 11, after being served with a notice by the Authority requiring that the encroachment be removed within a specified period, upon the expiry of the specified period; or [The inclusion of this page is authorized by L.N View more
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