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Controlled Premises (Special Provisions) Rules
reg 1

In force1994 Revised EditionCurrent version · 1994 Revised EditionSee versions on Singapore Statutes Online(opens the publisher’s site)

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Controlled Premises (Special Provisions) Rules

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1Citation
2Application for recovery of possession of controlled premises
3Registration of application
4Appearance
5Sitting of Board
6Procedure at hearings
7Default of appearance
8Disclosure of documents
9Failure to supply documents
10Administration of oaths
11Service of notices
12Inspection of controlled premises
13Oaths and affirmations
14Fees

Controlled Premises (Special Provisions) Rules · 1994 Revised Edition

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