Property Tax Act 1960 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 6 · Names and Numbers of Buildings, Estates or Streets
51. Numbers on properties
Feedback & supportThe Comptroller may allot a number to or alter the number of any property and may require the owner of the property to fix the number in a conspicuous place on the outside of the property or at the entrance of the enclosure of the property, or change, replace or refix the number within a prescribed time.
Comptroller
“Comptroller” means the Comptroller of Property Tax appointed under section 3 and includes, for the purposes of this Act except the exercise of the powers conferred upon the Comptroller by sections 6 and 39, a Deputy Comptroller or an Assistant Comptroller so appointed;
The Comptroller may, if he or she thinks fit, undertake the fixing, changing, replacing or refixing of the number of the property and the expense of such fixing, changing, replacing or refixing is to be determined by the Comptroller and paid by the owner of the property.