Power to evict occupier of house used as gaming-house etc
78 Power to evict occupier of house used as gaming-house etc
Any owner of any house, office, room, or place who has reasonable grounds to suspect that it is used—
as a common gaming-house; or
as a means of access to or of exit or escape from any house, office, room, or place used as a common gaming-house, may serve on the tenant or occupier a notice to quit.
The serving of such notice will, subject to this Act, determine as from the seventh day after the date of service any tenancy under which the occupier holds as if the tenancy had expired by effluxion of time. The owner may then, without any authority other than this Act, take legal proceedings to evict, and may evict, such occupier.
The notice must be served personally on the occupier, but if the occupier cannot be found service may be effected by posting a copy of the notice on some conspicuous part of the said house, office, room, or place.
On proof, to the satisfaction of the Registrar-General, that such a notice has been served on the tenant or occupier in the manner set out in this section, the Registrar‑General must, at the expiry of
7 days from the date of service, cause a memorial of the service and of the date of service to be entered in respect of land under the provisions of the Real Property Act 1886 in the Register Book kept pursuant to that Act, and in respect of land not under the provisions of that Act in the General Registry Office of Deeds for the said State.
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