(1) Where an
adjoining owner objects to any of the proposals contained in a notice served
upon him in pursuance of this Act, he may, within thirty days after the
service of the notice, serve a cross-notice upon the proponent.
(2) The cross-notice
must be in the Form No 3 in the Schedule to this Act and—
(a) must
state to which of the proposals the adjoining owner objects; and
(b) may
contain counter-proposals in relation to the proposed erection of a fence or
the proposed performance of replacement, repair or maintenance work.
(3) Where the
proponent objects to any counter-proposal contained in a cross-notice under
this section, he may, within thirty days after the service of the notice,
serve notice in writing of his objection upon the adjoining owner.
(4) An objection may
be made to a proposal or counter-proposal either because the objector objects
generally to the proposals or counter-proposals or because of some specific
objection to the proposal or counter-proposal but it shall not be necessary to
assign any reason for an objection in a notice under this Act.