Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Land Holding Act 2013
sec.29What are practical obstacles
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sec.29 What are practical obstacles
Without limiting what practical obstacles to satisfying a lease entitlement may be identified under this Act, the following could be expected to be identified as obstacles— that the location of the area of the lease entitlement land can not be clearly identified; that the ownership of improvements on the lease entitlement land needs to be resolved; that competing interests in the lease entitlement land need to be dealt with. However, the identification, or the need to obtain the agreement, of an interested person in the estate of a deceased holder of a lease entitlement is not a practical obstacle under this Act. (sec.29-ssec.1) Without limiting what practical obstacles to satisfying a lease entitlement may be identified under this Act, the following could be expected to be identified as obstacles— that the location of the area of the lease entitlement land can not be clearly identified; that the ownership of improvements on the lease entitlement land needs to be resolved; that competing interests in the lease entitlement land need to be dealt with. (sec.29-ssec.2) However, the identification, or the need to obtain the agreement, of an interested person in the estate of a deceased holder of a lease entitlement is not a practical obstacle under this Act.
- (a) that the location of the area of the lease entitlement land can not be clearly identified;
- (b) that the ownership of improvements on the lease entitlement land needs to be resolved;
- (c) that competing interests in the lease entitlement land need to be dealt with.