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Coastal Protection and Management Act 1995
sec.62Forfeiture of property
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### sec.62 Forfeiture of property
This section applies if a coastal protection or tidal works notice is given to a person in relation to property that belongs to the person and is on unallocated State land.
If the person does not comply with the notice, or appeals against the giving of the notice, then—
if an appeal is not made against the giving of the notice within the period stated in the notice—the property is forfeited to the State at the end of the stated period; or
if an appeal is made but is dismissed—the property is forfeited to the State when the final decision on the appeal is made.
(sec.62-ssec.1) This section applies if a coastal protection or tidal works notice is given to a person in relation to property that belongs to the person and is on unallocated State land.
(sec.62-ssec.2) If the person does not comply with the notice, or appeals against the giving of the notice, then— if an appeal is not made against the giving of the notice within the period stated in the notice—the property is forfeited to the State at the end of the stated period; or if an appeal is made but is dismissed—the property is forfeited to the State when the final decision on the appeal is made.
- (a) if an appeal is not made against the giving of the notice within the period stated in the notice—the property is forfeited to the State at the end of the stated period; or
- (b) if an appeal is made but is dismissed—the property is forfeited to the State when the final decision on the appeal is made.