Gas Act 2001 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 6 · Gas Retailers, Gas Importers and General Provisions
43. Gas plant and gas fittings not to be subject to distress
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Any gas fitting which is connected to a gas service pipe, and any gas plant in a consumer’s premises which is owned by a gas licensee and is marked or impressed with a sufficient mark, plate or brand indicating its owner —
gas fitting
“gas fitting” includes any pipe, valve, meter, regulator or other device for the control, measurement and use of gas;
continues to remain the property of its owner and is deemed not to be a fixture, notwithstanding that it may be fixed or fastened to any part of the premises in which it may be situated; and
premises
“premises” means any building, structure or other place to which gas is, or is to be, conveyed;
is not to be subject to distress or be liable to be taken under or pursuant to an enforcement order of any court or any proceedings in bankruptcy against the person in whose possession it may be.