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WAREHOUSEMEN'S LIENS ACT 1935 - SECT 5
Necessity of notice by warehouseman where goods deposited by person entrusted with possession
5 Necessity of notice by warehouseman where goods deposited by person
entrusted with possession
(1) Where the goods on which a lien exists were deposited not by the owner or
by his or her authority, but by a person entrusted by the owner or by his or
her authority with the possession of the goods, the warehouseman shall, within
two months after the date of the deposit, give notice of the lien: (a) to the
owner of the goods, including any person who has served upon the warehouseman
a prescribed notice of his or her claim to be the owner of the goods or of
some interest therein, and
(b) to the grantee of the goods under any security
instrument registered at the date of the deposit under the Security Interests
in Goods Act 2005 .
(2) The notice shall be in writing and contain: (a) a
brief description of the goods, and
(b) a statement showing the location of
the warehouse where the goods are stored, the date of their deposit with the
warehouseman, and the name of the person by whom they were deposited, and
(c)
a statement that a lien is claimed by the warehouseman in respect of the goods
under this Act, and
(d) such other particulars as are prescribed.
(3) The
notice may be given personally or by registered post.
(4) Where the
warehouseman fails to give the notice required by this section, his or her
lien, as against the person to whom he or she has failed to give notice, shall
be void as from the expiration of the period of two months from the date of
the deposit of the goods.
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