{"id":"canning-lands-revestment-act-1954","name":"Canning Lands Revestment Act 1954","slug":"canning-lands-revestment-act-1954","collection":"act","jurisdiction":"wa","status":"in_force","isInForce":true,"actNumber":null,"makingDate":null,"administeringDepartment":null,"currentVersion":{"id":30146,"registerId":"wa-canning-lands-revestment-act-1954-current","compilationNumber":null,"startDate":"2026-04-01","status":"InForce","reasons":null,"registeredAt":null},"sections":[{"sectionNumber":"1","sectionType":"section","heading":"Canning Lands Revestment Act 1954","content":"![Crest]()Western Australia\n\nCanning Lands Revestment Act 1954\n\nWestern Australia\n\nCanning Lands Revestment Act 1954\n\nContents\n\n1. Short title 2\n\n2. Cancellation of and excision of portion from reserve 2\n\n3. Closure of certain roads and extinguishment of certain rights‑of‑way 2\n\n4. Revesting of lands, and mineral rights 2\n\n5. Revestment of strips of land abutting Coventry and Lamb Streets 2\n\n6. Revestment of land held in trust by City of Perth 3\n\n7. Closure of portions of certain street widenings 3\n\n8. Deviation of Braebrise Road 4\n\n9. Dedication of certain roads 4\n\n10. Crown Grant of revested land may be given 5\n\nFirst Schedule\n\nSecond Schedule\n\nThird Schedule\n\nNotes\n\nCompilation table 13\n\n  \n\nWestern Australia\n\nCanning Lands Revestment Act 1954\n\nAn Act relating to the Resubdivision of certain Lands in the Canning District, and to certain Rights, Roads and Reserves in that District and for other purposes.\n\nWhereas the State Housing Commission constituted under the *State Housing Act, 1946‑1954*, has acquired or desires to acquire for the purposes of that Act certain lands in the Canning District being those lands delineated on Lands and Surveys Department 2 Original plans 6139 and 6140 and thereon designated as Canning Locations 1274 and 1275 respectively and desires to effect a re‑subdivision of the lands and to include in the re‑subdivision of the lands described in the First Schedule to this Act; and whereas for the purposes of the re‑subdivision it is necessary or desirable that certain roads and rights‑of‑way as described in the Second Schedule to this Act should be closed and extinguished and that all the lands the subject of this Act, together with the rights to any mines of coal or other minerals under the lands excepting however the whole of the lands described in section seven of this Act and also the whole of the lands described in the Third Schedule to this Act together with the aforesaid rights appurtenant thereto, should be revested in Her Majesty as of her former estate:\n\nBe it therefore enacted by the Queen's most excellent Majesty by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and the Legislative Assembly in this present Parliament assembled, and by authority of the same, as follows: —\n\n##### 1. Short title\n\nThis Act may be cited as the *Canning Lands Revestment Act, 1954*.\n\n##### 2. Cancellation of and excision of portion from reserve\n\n(1) Reserve No. 21946 set apart for the purpose of pine‑plantation is cancelled.\n\n(2) Reserve No. 10555 set apart for public utility is amended to excise the portion described in the First Schedule to this Act.\n\n##### 3. Closure of certain roads and extinguishment of certain rights‑of‑way\n\n(1) All those portions of roads and rights‑of‑way as described in the Second Schedule to this Act are closed and extinguished and all rights‑of‑way over them cease on the coming into operation of this Act.\n\n(2) The portions are revested in Her Majesty as of her former estate.\n\n##### 4. Revesting of lands, and mineral rights\n\nThe lands the subject of the Plans mentioned in the Preamble to this Act, and all rights to mines of coal or other minerals under the lands are revested in Her Majesty as of her former estate freed and discharged from the estate, right, title, interest, claim or demand of all persons whomsoever to or in respect of the lands or rights and the lands are deemed to be Crown land under and for the purposes of the *Land Act, 1933‑1954*.\n\n##### 5. Revestment of strips of land abutting Coventry and Lamb Streets\n\n(1) A strip of land three feet wide abutting and extending along the width of a north‑western end of Coventry Street, and being portion of Canning Location 2 on Land Titles Office 2 Plan No. 1995 and being part of the land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 238 Folio 166 registered in the name of The Intercolonial Investment Land and Building Company Limited, is revested in Her Majesty as of her former estate.\n\n(2) A strip of land three links wide abutting and extending along the south‑eastern boundary of Lamb Street from Taree Street to the western corner of Lot 41 on Land Titles Office 2 Plan 3028 and being part of the land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 438, Folio 198 registered in the name of Jeannie Lamb of Rose Bay near Sydney in the State of New South Wales Widow the Executrix of the will of John Lamb deceased, is revested in Her Majesty as of her former estate.\n\n##### 6. Revestment of land held in trust by City of Perth\n\nAll that piece of land comprising portion of Canning Location 2 the subject of Land Titles Office 2 Diagram 10090 and being the whole of the land comprised in Certificate of Title Volume 1077 Folio 293 registered in the name of The City of Perth and being subject to Declaration of Trust No. 4/1942, dated the 19th day of May, 1942, whereby The City of Perth acknowledged holding the land in trust for the purpose of recreation for the people, is hereby revested in Her Majesty as of her former estate with the intention that the land shall be included in Canning Location 1274 as mentioned in the Preamble to this Act, the subdivision of which shall provide for the reservation of other areas suitable for recreation purposes.\n\n##### 7. Closure of portions of certain street widenings\n\n(1) The portions of Coolgardie, Ashburton, Queen and Behan Streets being the widenings contiguous to Lots 17, 18, 34, 49 and 50 of Canning Location 2 on Land Titles Office 2 Plan No. 6099 are closed and all rights‑of‑way over them cease on the coming into operation of this Act.\n\n(2) The land comprised in each portion of the streets closed by the operation of the preceding subsection vest for an estate in fee simple in the respective owners for the time being of the lot contiguous thereto and shall be included in and form portion of that lot.\n\n(3) The Registrar of Titles shall, on the application of the owner of the land contiguous to any part of the road so closed and on payment of the prescribed fee, cancel the relative Certificate of Title and issue a new one in which the relative portion of the land as described in subsections (1) and (2) of this section shall be included.\n\n(4) Where any land contiguous to the part of the road so closed as is mentioned in subsections (1) and (2) of this section is subject to any encumbrance whether by way of mortgage or otherwise, as regards any estate or interest in the land, then the part shall, if the nature of the encumbrance so admits, on the issue of the new Certificate of Title showing the vesting of the part as in this section provided, become subject to the encumbrance as if it had been originally included in the encumbrance by the owner for the time being of that estate or interest.\n\n##### 8. Deviation of Braebrise Road\n\n(1) Braebrise Road is deviated in the manner shown on Lands and Surveys Department 2 Diagram No. 63079 and the land coloured dark brown thereon is revested in Her Majesty as of her former estate freed and discharged from the estate, right, title, interest, claim or demand of all persons whomsoever.\n\n(2) The land comprised in the portion of Braebrise Road as shown coloured blue on Lands and Surveys Department 2 Diagram No. 63079, which is closed by deviation by the operation of this section is included in Canning Location No. 1275 and revested in Her Majesty as of her former estate as provided in section four of this Act and is deemed to be Crown land under and for the purposes of the *Land Act, 1933‑1954*.\n\n##### 9. Dedication of certain roads\n\nAll roads delineated on and included in the subject of Land Titles Office 2 Plans numbered 6412 to 6424 inclusive and 6531, and diagram No. 18217, together with the roads described in the Third Schedule to this Act are dedicated as public roads as from the date of approval by the Surveyor General or other person appointed by the Governor of the plans, notwithstanding anything contained in the provisions of either the *Municipal Corporations Act, 1906‑1953*, or the *Road Districts Act, 1919‑1951*, relating to the roads.\n\n##### 10. Crown Grant of revested land may be given\n\nThe Governor may grant to The State Housing Commission without any monetary consideration whatsoever the fee simple of the whole or any portion of the lands which are revested in Her Majesty by the operation of this Act.\n\nFirst Schedule\n\n**DESCRIPTION OF RESERVED LANDS.**\n\n(a) The whole of Reserve 21946 reserved for Pine Plantation.\n\n(b) The portion of Reserve 10555, reserved for Public Utility, now comprised in Hill View Terrace, as shown on Land Titles Office 2 Plan No. 6418.\n\nSecond Schedule\n\n**DESCRIPTION OF ROADS AND RIGHTS‑OF‑WAY CLOSED AND EXTINGUISHED.**\n\nThe portion of Jarrah Road on Land Titles Office Plan 2179, now included in Land Titles Office Plan No. 6412.\n\nAll the roads delineated on and included in the subject of Land Titles Office Plan No. 2179, save and except the portion of Jarrah Road comprised therein.\n\nAll the roads delineated on and included in the subject of Land Titles Office Plans 2592 and 2900, together with road truncations delineated on Land Titles Office Diagram 8643.\n\nJarrah Road from the north‑western alignment of Marquis Street to the eastern alignment of Road No. 130 including truncations (Lands and Surveys Department 2 Plan 5254).\n\nThe portion of Jarrah Road being the truncation at its intersection with the western side of Road No. 130 (Lands and Surveys Department 2 Plan 5254).\n\nBoundary Road from the north‑eastern alignment of Jarrah Road to the production north‑westerly of the south‑western alignment of Taree Street (Land Titles Office Plans 129 and 2711).\n\nDevenish Street from the production south‑westerly of the south‑eastern boundary of Canning Location 1063 (late Lot 116 on Land Titles Office Plan 2775) to the north‑western alignment of Boundary Road (Land Titles Office Plan 129).\n\nWhittlesford Avenue from the north‑eastern alignment of Devenish Street to the south‑western alignment of Berwick Street (Land Titles Office Plans 2022 and 5864).\n\nBaillie Avenue from the north‑eastern alignment of Devenish Street to the south‑western alignment of Berwick Street (Land Titles Office Plans 2022, 5864, and Land Titles Office Diagram 10090).\n\nThe road truncations on Land Titles Office Diagram 10089 situated at the northern and eastern corners of the land comprised in Land Titles Office Diagram 10090.\n\nThe portions of Berwick Street being truncations at its intersection with Whittlesford and Baillie Avenues (Land Titles Office Plan 5864).\n\nHill View Terrace from the north‑eastern alignment of Devenish Street to the production north‑westerly of the south‑western alignment of Berwick Street including the truncation at the western corner of Canning Location 1160 (Land Titles Office Plans 3342, 5864 and Lands and Surveys Department 2 Plan 5100).\n\nBerwick Street from the south‑eastern alignment of Hill View Terrace to the north‑western alignment of Boundary Road including truncations (Land Titles Office Plan 5864).\n\nAlday Street from the north‑eastern alignment of Devenish Street to the straight line being the perpendicular dropped from the western corner of Lot 71 to the north‑western alignment of Alday Street (Land Titles Office Plan 3342) including truncations (Lands and Surveys Department 2 Plan 5100).\n\nLeichardt Street from the north‑eastern alignment of Devenish Street to the straight line joining the southern corner of Lot 17 and the western corner of Lot 46 (Land Titles Office Plan 1995).\n\nWyndham Street from the north‑eastern alignment of Devenish Street to the straight line being the perpendicular dropped from the southern corner of Lot 5 on Land Titles Office Diagram 8669 to the south‑eastern alignment of Wyndham Street (Land Titles Office Plan 1995).\n\nCoventry Street from the south‑eastern alignment of Hill View Terrace to the north‑western alignment of Boundary Road including the truncation at the northern corner of Canning Location 1116 (Land Titles Office Plans 1995, 3342 and Lands and Surveys Department 2 Plan 5100).\n\nThe one chain road running along the north‑eastern boundary of Canning Locations 1137 to 1148 inclusive, from the south‑eastern alignment of Hill View Terrace to the production north‑easterly of the south‑eastern boundary of the Canning Location 1148 including truncations (Land Titles Office Plan 5100).\n\nMarquis Street from the north‑eastern boundary of Canning Location 65 to the south‑western boundary of Canning Location 2 (Land Titles Office Plan 2125).\n\nBoundary Street from the south‑eastern alignment of Marquis Street to its junction with Road No. 123 (Land Titles Office Plan 2125 and Lands and Surveys Department 2 Diagram 52175).\n\nEarl Street from the south‑eastern alignment of Marquis Street to the north‑western alignment of Road No. 123 (Land Titles Office Plan 2125).\n\nDuke Street from the south‑eastern alignment of Marquis Street to the north‑western alignment of road No. 123 (Land Titles Office Plan 2125).\n\nPrincess Street from the north‑eastern alignment of Duke Street to the western alignment of Road No. 130 (Land Titles Office Plan 2125).\n\nYork Street from the south‑eastern alignment of Marquis Street to the north‑western boundary of Lot 1 of Canning Location 1 (Land Titles Office Plans 2125 and 4331).\n\nKing Street from the eastern alignment of Road No. 130 to the south‑western alignment of York Street (Land Titles Office Plan 2125).\n\nHigh Street from the eastern alignment of Road No. 130 to the south‑western alignment of York Street (Land Titles Office Plan 2125).\n\nRoyal Street from the eastern alignment of Road No. 130 to the south‑western alignment of York Street (Land Titles Office Plan 2125).\n\nRoad No. 130 from its junction with road No. 123 to the south‑western alignment of Devenish Street (Land Titles Office Plans 2125 and 2900 and Lands and Surveys Department 2 Plans 5254 and Canning 156).\n\nThe portion of road No. 123 from the production westerly of the northern alignment of Road No. 7836, running generally north‑easterly and south‑easterly, to the north‑western alignment of Lord Street (Land Titles Office Plan 2125 and Lands and Surveys Department 2 Diagram 52175).\n\nThe portions of Road No. 7836 being the truncation at its junction with Road No. 123 at the western corner of Lot 2 of Canning Location 328, and the truncation at its intersection with the south‑eastern alignment of Lord Street (Lands and Surveys Department 2 Diagram 52175).\n\nLord Street from the northern alignment of Road No. 7836 to the south‑western alignment of Road No. 123 (Land Titles Office Plans 2125 and 5375), including the truncation adjacent to Road No. 123.\n\nLord Street from the production north‑westerly of the north‑eastern alignment of Clyde Street to the south‑western alignment of York Street (Land Titles Office Plans 2125 and 4331).\n\nBraebrise Road from the south‑eastern alignment of Lord Street to the production south‑westerly of the north‑western boundary of Lot 18 of Canning Location 1 (Land Titles Office Plans 2461 and 4331).\n\nThe one chain road running along the south‑western boundary of Lots 10 and 11, and the western boundary of Lot 13, from the western corner of the said Lot 10 to the northern alignment of Road No. 123 (Land Titles Office Plan 4331).\n\nPortion of Quinn Street being a three link strip running inside and along its south‑eastern alignment from the north‑eastern alignment of Taree Street to the south‑western alignment of Chapman Road (Land Titles Office Plan 3028).\n\nTaree Street from a straight line parallel to and situated three links north‑westerly from the production of the south‑eastern alignment of Quinn Street to the north‑western alignment of Wyong Street (Land Titles Office Plans 2711 and 3028).\n\nMount Elliott Street from the north‑eastern alignment of Taree Street to the south‑western alignment of Chapman Road (Land Titles Office Plan 3028).\n\nLamb Street from the north‑eastern alignment of Taree Street to the south‑western alignment of Chapman Road (Land Titles Office Plan 3028).\n\nCoolgardie Street from the north‑eastern alignment of Taree Street to the production north‑westerly of the north‑eastern alignment of Pollock Street (Land Titles Office Plans 2711 and 6099).\n\nPollock Street from the south‑eastern alignment of Coolgardie Street to the north‑western boundary of Lot 2 of Canning Location 2 (Land Titles Office Plans 3179 and 3277).\n\nAll those portions of rights‑of‑ways as follows:‑\n\n(i) All those delineated on, and included in the subject of, Land Titles Office Plan 2592.\n\n(ii) All those delineated on, and included in the subject of, Land Titles Office Plan 2900.\n\n(iii) Commencing on the south‑western alignment of Berwick Street between Langler Street and Whittlesford Avenue and running south‑westerly along the south‑eastern boundaries of\n\n(a) part of the land on Land Titles Office Plan 5864,\n\n(b) Lot 101 of Canning Location 2 (Land Titles Office Plan 2775), and\n\n(c) Canning Locations 1049 to 1063 inclusive (Land Titles Office Plan 2775)\n\nto the north‑eastern alignment of Devenish Street.\n\n(iv) Along the south‑western boundaries of Lots 35 and 42 of Canning Location 2 (Land Titles Office Plan 2022).\n\n(v) Along the south‑eastern boundaries of Canning Locations 1149, 1148, a one chain road and Canning Locations 1125 and 1124 (Land Titles Office Plan 3342 and Lands and Surveys Department 2 Plan 5100).\n\n(vi) All those delineated on, and included in the subject of, Land Titles Office Plan 3028.\n\nThird Schedule\n\n**DESCRIPTION OF ADJOINING ROADS DEDICATED AS PUBLIC HIGHWAYS.**\n\n“Hill View Terrace” one chain in width from the south‑western alignment of Berwick Street to the south‑western alignment of Albany Highway. (Land Titles Office Plans 3342 and 5864).\n\n“Berwick Street” one chain in width from the north‑western alignment of Hill View Terrace to the south‑eastern alignment of Balmoral Street including —\n\n(a) truncations at its intersection with Langler and Camberwell Streets and Balmoral Street and the truncation on its north‑eastern alignment at its intersection with Hill View Terrace;\n\n(b) portion of each of Baillie and Whittlesford Avenues; and\n\n(c) portion of a right‑of‑way (Land Titles Office Plan 5864).\n\n“Behan Street” one chain in width from the production south‑easterly of the north‑eastern alignment of Pollock Street to the south‑western alignment of Chapman Road including the truncation at its junction with Chapman Road (Land Titles Office Plans 3277 and 6099).\n\nNotes\n\n1. This is a compilation of the *Canning Lands Revestment Act 1954* and includes all amendments effected by the other Acts referred to in the following Table.\n\nCompilation table\n\n| **Short title** | **Number and year** | **Assent** | **Commencement** |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| *Canning Lands Revestment Act 1954* | 67 of 1954 | 30 Dec 1954 | 30 Dec 1954 |\n\n\n2 Lands and Surveys Department and Titles Office plans are now being held by the Western Australian Land Information Authority (see the *Land Information Authority Act 2006* s. 100).\n","sortOrder":0}],"analysis":{"issue_detection":{"absurdities":[],"contradictions":[]},"summary":{"complexity_score":2,"scope_assessment":{"changed":false,"description":"Scope cannot be assessed as the legislative text was not retrievable. The Act title suggests it was likely a narrowly targeted piece of legislation dealing with a specific land revestment transaction or set of transactions, which is typical of mid-20th century WA land administration statutes."},"complexity_factors":["Insufficient legislative text available to assess true complexity","Title suggests narrow, specific subject matter typical of land revestment acts which tend to be straightforward","Historical legislation (1954) may use archaic drafting conventions","Complexity score is indicative only given absence of actual content"],"plain_english_summary":"Likely passed in 1954, the Canning Lands Revestment Act appears to have returned title in specified Canning-area parcels to the Crown, reversing prior private grants or sales.  \n\nThat would have affected landowners, leaseholders and anyone with property interests in those lands, changing ownership and legal rights and triggering administrative and compensation issues; confirm details with the official text."},"kimi_summary":{"content_quality":"ok","complexity_score":4,"scope_assessment":{"changed":false,"description":"The legislation remains tightly focused on its original purpose: facilitating the resubdivision of specific lands in the Canning District for State Housing Commission purposes. The preamble clearly states the intent, and all operative provisions serve this specific land assembly exercise. No subsequent amendments have expanded the scope beyond this original 1954 purpose."},"complexity_factors":["Extensive reliance on external survey plans and diagrams (Lands and Surveys Department plans, Land Titles Office plans) that are not reproduced in the Act — the legislation is essentially incomprehensible without these maps","Precise metes and bounds descriptions using chains, links, and specific lot numbers (e.g., \"three links wide\", \"Canning Location 2\", \"Volume 238 Folio 166\")","Multiple schedules (First, Second, Third) containing detailed technical land descriptions","Cross-references to other legislation (State Housing Act 1946-1954, Land Act 1933-1954, Municipal Corporations Act 1906-1953, Road Districts Act 1919-1951)","Conditional logic in section 7 regarding encumbrances (mortgages) attaching to newly vested road widening land","Mixture of revestment (Crown acquisition), dedication (creating public roads), and private vesting (giving road widenings to adjacent owners) — three different legal mechanisms in one short Act"],"plain_english_summary":"This is a Western Australian law from 1954 that tidies up land ownership and road layouts in the Canning district (near Perth) to make way for a State Housing Commission development.\n\n**What it does:**\n- **Takes back land from private owners and puts it in Crown (government) hands.** Several parcels of land — including strips of land along Coventry and Lamb Streets, and a recreation reserve held by the City of Perth — are \"revested\" (returned) to the Crown so the government can use them for public housing.\n- **Cancels and changes reserves.** A pine plantation reserve is cancelled, and a public utility reserve is trimmed back.\n- **Closes old roads and rights-of-way.** Dozens of roads, streets, and pathways listed in the Second Schedule are officially closed. This means the public can no longer use them, and the land becomes Crown land.\n- **Closes street widenings and gives them to adjacent landowners.** Portions of Coolgardie, Ashburton, Queen and Behan Streets that were set aside for future widening are closed. The land is transferred to the owners of the neighbouring properties, and their title deeds are updated accordingly. If the neighbour has a mortgage, the new land is added to that mortgage.\n- **Reroutes Braebrise Road.** The road is shifted to a new alignment shown on a government diagram. The old road land becomes Crown land; the new alignment is also Crown land.\n- **Creates new public roads.** Several roads shown on specific plans are officially dedicated as public highways, meaning they become the responsibility of the local government.\n- **Allows free grants to the Housing Commission.** The Governor can give the State Housing Commission free title (ownership) over any of the revested land.\n\n**Who it affects:**\n- **The State Housing Commission** — gets land to build public housing.\n- **Private landowners** in the Canning district — some lose land (with compensation presumably handled separately), some gain small strips from closed road widenings.\n- **The City of Perth** — loses a recreation reserve it held in trust.\n- **The general public** — loses access to closed roads and rights-of-way, but gains new public roads.\n\n**Why it matters:**\nThis is a classic example of \"land assembly\" legislation. Rather than negotiating with dozens of individual landowners for a housing project, the government used its legislative power to compulsorily reorganise land titles, close unnecessary roads, and consolidate ownership. It cleared the way for mid-20th century public housing development in Perth's suburbs."},"flash_summary":{"complexity_score":6,"scope_assessment":{"changed":false,"description":"The Act implements the purpose stated in its preamble — to enable re‑subdivision for the State Housing Commission by cancelling/excising reserves, closing roads/rights‑of‑way, revesting specified parcels and mineral rights in the Crown, dedicating certain roads, and permitting Crown grants to the Commission (see Preamble; ss4–10). The source text contains no provisions altering that stated scope."},"complexity_factors":["Extensive parcel‑level detail in three Schedules requiring cross‑reference to historical Land Titles Office and Lands & Surveys plans (Preamble; First, Second, Third Schedules).","Broad extinguishment language revesting lands and mineral rights in the Crown and discharging all prior private interests (s4) — legal effect varies by title and requires title‑by‑title analysis.","Targeted exceptions and specific revestments of particular proprietors’ strips and trust land (s5, s6) increase drafting complexity and operational exceptions.","Multiple different outcomes for closed streets: vesting in Crown (s3), inclusion into adjoining lots with issue of new Certificates of Title (s7(1)–(3)), and continuation of encumbrances where compatible (s7(4)).","Administrative steps and fees: Registrar of Titles must cancel/issue certificates on application and payment of prescribed fee (s7(3)); dedication of roads depends on Surveyor‑General approval (s9).","Executive discretion to grant revested land to the State Housing Commission without payment (s10) concentrates significant transfer power in the Governor/Executive requiring procedural safeguards.","Cross‑statutory effect: revested land is declared Crown land for purposes of the Land Act 1933–1954 (s4, s8(2)), so downstream statutory rules apply and must be reconciled.","Detailed cadastral deviations (e.g. Braebrise Road) and plan‑based closures create practical implementation and surveying demands (s8; Second Schedule)."],"plain_english_summary":"This Act revests specified lands in the Canning district (including mineral rights), cancels or excises named reserves, closes listed roads and rights‑of‑way, dedicates certain roads as public highways, and permits the Governor to grant revested land to the State Housing Commission without monetary consideration.  \n\nIt directly affects the State Housing Commission, named registered proprietors and adjoining lot owners (who may obtain fee simple in closed street widenings), and the Registrar of Titles because it extinguishes private claims and converts parcels to Crown land to enable re‑subdivision (see s4, s5, s7, s9, s10)."},"flash_summary_failed":{"failed":true,"reason":"Unauthenticated. 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