A notice under Dividing Fences Act 1961 to a neighbour to repair a dividing fence defining a common boundary in the State of Western Australia, that has been damaged because of their neglect. This notice is to be served on the neighbour by delivering it in person or sending it by registered mail to the neighbour's usual or last known place of residence.
A request for a neighbour to repair a fence defining a common boundary in the Australian Capital Territory destroyed by fire caused by failure to clear flammable materials and required under Common Boundaries Act 1981.
A notice under Dividing Fences Act 1991 to a neighbour to assist in the repair of a dividing fence defining a common boundary in the State of New South Wales in which it is not practicable to carry out the fencing work on the common boundary. This notice is to be served on the neighbour personally or by post to the neighbour's usual or last known residential or business address.
A notice under Dividing Fences Act 1991 to a neighbour to assist in the payment for repair of a dividing fence defining a common boundary, in the State of New South Wales, in which the work has already been carried out because of urgent circumstances requiring immediate work and causing an inability to issue a notice prior to the work being carried out. This notice is to be served on the neighbour personally or by post to the neighbour's usual or last known residential or business address.
A notice (Form 1) under Fences Act 1975 to a neighbour in the State of South Australia of intention to erect a dividing fence defining a common boundary. This notice is to be served on the neighbour personally or by registered post.
A notice under Dividing Fences Act 1991 to a neighbour in the State of New South Wales (where adjoining owners do not agree on the boundary line upon which a dividing fence is to be constructed) of an intention to employ a professional to define the boundary line. This notice is to be served on the neighbour personally or by post to the neighbour's usual or last known residential or business address.
A notice under Boundary Fences Act 1908 to a neighbour to assist in the erection of a dividing fence defining a common boundary in the State of Tasmania. This notice is to be served on the neighbour or the neighbour's attorney or agent personally or by post or, if the owner is not in the State and does not have an attorney or agent, by publication in a newspaper for two consecutive weeks.
A notice under Dividing Fences Act 1991 to a neighbour to assist in the erection of a dividing fence defining a common boundary in the State of New South Wales. Costs are to be borne equally. This notice is to be served on the neighbour personally or by post to the neighbour's usual or last known residential or business address.
A notice under
to a neighbour to contribute to urgent repair a dividing fence defining a common boundary in the State of Queensland; delivery of the notice to the usual or last known place of abode or business and leaving it with a resident or employee over the age of 14; or by post (registered post required) to the neighbour's usual or last known residential or business address.
Notice to neighbour of an intention to begin proceedings under Protection of Environment Operations (POEO) Act 1997 for offensive noise coming from the neighbour's property (such as air-conditioners, swimming pool pumps, radios, sound reproduction equipment, musical instruments, power tools, lawnmowers, and burglar alarm, etc.). This is not a notice under the Act, as this needs to be issued by the Council or the Local Court, and talks about an intention to seek such orders, but this is often enough.
