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Housing and Development (Common Property and Open Spaces) Rules
reg 3A

In force1999 Revised EditionCurrent version · 1999 Revised EditionSee versions on Singapore Statutes Online(opens the publisher’s site)

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Housing and Development (Common Property and Open Spaces) Rules

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1Citation
2Definitions
3No parking, dumping and erecting fixtures, etc.
3ARepealed
4Power to detain and remove vehicles
5Repairing, painting, etc., of vehicles
6Obstruction of common property
7Obstruction of rubbish chutes
8Damage to soil, turf, plant, shrub or tree
9Diversion of water supply
10Display of signs
11Use of ponds and lakes maintained by Board
12Damage to Board’s property
13Penalty

Housing and Development (Common Property and Open Spaces) Rules · 1999 Revised Edition

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