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Displaying 15211 - 15215 of 15550Strata Titles Registration Act, 1990.
The 22 sections of this Act are divided into 5 Parts: Preliminary (I); Strata Lots (II); Corporations (III); Registration and Dealings (IV); Management and administration (V).
Aliens Landholding (Designated Area)(Offshore Islands) Order, 1992 (S.I. No.111 of 1992).
All area described in the Schedule hereto is declared a designated area for the purposes of the Aliens Land Holding Act (reg. 2). No alien shall acquire land within the area designated hereunder and no legal or equitable title in such land shall vest in an alien unless such alien shall have first applied for and been granted a licence by the Minister to acquire and to hold an estate in such land (reg. 3). The Minister may grant licences upon such terms and conditions specified in the licence as he may deem fit (reg. 4). (5 regulations and a Schedule)
Land Utilization (Monkey River Special Development Area) Regulations, 1991 (S.I. No. 152 of 1991).
In the area declared to be a Special Development Area, the only permitted forms of development are: (a) agriculture; (b) tourism, and; (c) wildlife reserve (reg. 3). The Land Utilization Authority shall draw up Development Plans for the area. Plans require approval by the Minister and shall be inspected by the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Lands and Surveys Office of Punta Gorda (reg. 4). (5 regulations and a Schedule containing co-ordinates of the area)
Implements: Land Utilization Act. (2000)
Australian Capital Territory (Planning and Land Management) Act 1988.
This Act makes provision for the planning of the Australian Capital Territory and the management of land in the Territory.
Native Title (Tribunal) Regulations 1993.
These Regulations provide for: (a) the form in which applications made under subsection 61[2] of the Act are to be made, and (b) the servicing of documents in relation with legal proceedings. An application under subsection 61[2] is an application for the determination of native title made to the Registrar of the National Native Title Tribunal. They are amended by giving new rules for the exemption of fees for the granting of applications and the inspection of Registers. Regulation 17 which provides for the calculation of fees is replaced by a new regulation.