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Section 35 — Property Law Act 2007: Application for relief not to constitute admission

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35 Application for relief not to constitute admission (1) An application under section 33 must not, in itself, be taken as an admission by the purchaser that— (a) there has been a breach of the agreement by the purchaser: (b) because of the breach of that kind, the vendor has the right to cancel the agreement: (c) a notice has been duly served on the purchaser in accordance with section 28(3)(a) : (d) at the time when the vendor applied to a court for an order for possession of the land or peaceably re-entered the land, the period specified in the notice for the remedying of the breach (if it was capable of being remedied) had expired. (2) A court may grant relief under section 33 without determining all or any of the things in subsection (1). Compare: 1952 No 51 s 50

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