(1) No person shall build a house in a land without obtaining
written consent of the owner of that land.
(2) If any person builds a house in a land without
obtaining written consent of the owner of that land, the land-owner
may, if he or she so desires, purchase the house on payment of the
price that is less by up to twenty-five percent of the market price of
that house.
(3) If the land-owner does not purchase such house
pursuant to sub-section (2), the house-owner may, if the owner so
consents, purchase the land on payment of the price that is higher
by up to twenty-five percent of the market price of the land where
the house is located.
(4) If both parties do not agree to purchase and sell the
house or land pursuant to sub-section (2) or (3), the person who has
built the house shall demolish the house and take away his or her
materials within a period of three months of the date on which the
house was so built.
(5) If the house is not demolished within the period
referred to in sub-section (4), such a house shall belong to the
landowner.