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Residential Property Act 1976 s 34

s 34 Direction of Minister to be conclusive evidence

34.—(1) If any dispute should arise or should a ruling be required as to whether —(a) any property is a residential property within the meaning of this Act; (b) any flat is a landed dwelling house as defined in section 4(10); or (c) 2 or more structures in an approved development constitute one building or 2 or more separate buildings for the purposes of this Act, a direction issued by the Minister to the effect — (d) that such property is or is not a residential property; (e) that such a flat is or is not a landed dwelling house as defined in section 4(10); or (f) that the structures in an approved development constitute one building or 2 or more buildings, as the case may be, is conclusive evidence for all purposes. (2) A direction of the Minister under this section is final and shall not be called in question in any court.

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