(1) No person shall
have or keep, or permit or suffer to be had or kept, on any land or building
owned by him or under his control any advertising device or advertising
hoarding in respect of which he has been served with notice from the
responsible officer that in his opinion such device or hoarding is dangerous,
either to property or to person, or is otherwise objectionable.
(2) Every person upon
whom a notice has been served under this By‑law shall remove, or cause
to be removed, such device or hoarding within the time specified in the
notice.
(3) If any person
makes default in the due compliance with any notice served upon him under this
By‑law, the Local Authority, or the Responsible Officer, with its
servants or agents, may enter upon such land or building and remove the
advertising device or advertising hoarding referred to in such notice, and may
recover the expenses incurred thereby from the person making default as
aforesaid as a debt owing by him to the Local Authority, or the Responsible
Officer, as the case may be, by acting in any court of competent jurisdiction.
[By‑law 4A inserted: Gazette
4 August 1933 p.1134.]