Division 3 — Notice for compensation
Notice for compensation
17.—(1)  A notice for compensation in relation to a notice of negotiation must —
(a)be in Form 7;
(b)be accompanied by —
(i)a copy of the notice of negotiation;
(ii)a copy of all the documents enclosed with the notice of negotiation; and
(iii)such other supporting documents as may be specified —
(A)in Form 7; or
(B)in the adjustment relief Registrar’s directives;
(c)be served on the party mentioned in section 51(1)(a) of the Act by the prescribed mode of service; and
(d)contain the following information:
(i)the name, address and telephone number, and email address (if any) of the person serving the notice for compensation (called in this Division B);
(ii)the name and address, and (if known to B) the telephone number and email address of each of the following:
(A)the party who served the notice of negotiation on B;
(B)the other party or parties to the specified contract;
(iii)a declaration by B that each of the lessors or licensors of the immovable property that is the subject of the specified contract in question, is a person who satisfies the requirements in paragraph 1(a), (b) and (c) of Part 2 of the Third Schedule to the Act;
(iv)any proposal by B on the compensation from the person who served the notice of negotiation on B for the termination of the specified contract;
(v)a declaration by B that all the information provided in the notice for compensation is true and accurate.
(2)  Apart from the party mentioned in section 51(1)(a) of the Act, a notice for compensation must be served on any other party to the specified contract in question, any assignee of any party, any guarantor or surety of the party who served the notice of negotiation, and any person who has issued any performance bond or equivalent, in relation to any obligation under the specified contract of the party who served the notice of negotiation —
(a)by the prescribed mode of service; and
(b)within the service period for that notice for compensation.
Withdrawal of notice for compensation
18.—(1)  A notice of withdrawal of a notice for compensation mentioned in section 52 of the Act must —
(a)be in Form 3; and
(b)be served on the party mentioned in section 52(a) of the Act by the prescribed mode of service.
(2)  Apart from the party mentioned in section 52(a) of the Act, a notice of withdrawal of a notice for compensation must be served on all other parties to the specified contract in question and all assignees of any party to the contract (if any) —
(a)by the prescribed mode of service; and
(b)within the service period for that notice of withdrawal.
(3)  If —
(a)a copy of the notice of negotiation (in relation to which the notice for compensation was lodged) has been lodged under paragraph 6 or 12 of Part 2 of the Fifth Schedule to the Act with a court, an arbitral tribunal or other person or body, before which proceedings were brought;
(b)the notice for compensation lodged with the adjustment relief Registrar and served on the party mentioned in section 51(1)(a) of the Act under section 51 of the Act, is withdrawn under section 52 of the Act; and
(c)no notice of objection and no notice for adjustment have been lodged with the adjustment relief Registrar and served on the persons mentioned in sections 46(1) and 47(2) of the Act under Division 2 of Part 10 of the Act,
B must, no later than 4 working days after the date of the notice of withdrawal of that notice for compensation, file with the court, or submit to the arbitral tribunal or other person or body, before which the proceedings are pending, a memorandum of service of withdrawal in Form 4.
(4)  A memorandum of service of withdrawal mentioned in paragraph (3) must —
(a)contain the following:
(i)information identifying the proceedings before the court, arbitral tribunal or other person or body;
(ii)a declaration of service of the notice of withdrawal of the notice for compensation which must state when such service was effected; and
(b)be accompanied by a copy of the notice of withdrawal.