(d) that the time, or, where more than one time is specified, any of the times, within which the requirements of the notice are to be complied with is not reasonably sufficient for the purpose (c) that the authority have refused unreasonably to accept compliance with alternative requirements, or that the requirements of the notice are otherwise unreasonable in character or extent, or are unnecessary (b) that there has been some informality, defect or error in, or in connection with, the notice (a) that the notice is not justified by the terms of section 58 (2) The grounds on which a person served with such a notice may appeal under the said subsection (3) may include any of the following grounds which are appropriate in the circumstances of the particular case:â Appeals under section 58(3)Ĥ.â(1) The provisions of this regulation shall apply to an appeal brought by any person under subsection (3) of section 58 (summary proceedings by local authorities) against a notice served upon him by a local authority under that section. PART II APPEALS TO MAGISTRATES' COURTS Interpretation of Part IIģ.  This part of these regulations relates only to appeals brought to magistrates' courts under Part III of the Act, and any reference in this part to an appeal or an appellant shall be construed accordingly.
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