1Collingwood (Victoria Park) Land Act 1990

Victorian Legislation and Parliamentary Documentsi Version No. 001 Collingwood (Victoria Park) Land Act 1990 Act No. 73/1990 Version as at 1 November 1999 TABLE OF PROVISIONS Section Page

1. Purpose 1
2. Commencement 1
3. Removal of covenant and trusts 2
4. Existing occupancy arrangements not breach of covenant or trusts 2
5. No compensation payable 2
6. Registrar of Titles must make necessary changes in records 3 ═══════════════ ENDNOTES 4
7. General Information 4
8. Table of Amendments 5
9. Explanatory Details 6

Victorian Legislation and Parliamentary Documents1 Version No. 001 Collingwood (Victoria Park) Land Act 1990 Act No. 73/1990 Version as at 1 November 1999 Preamble Land at Collingwood known as Victoria Park is affected by a covenant to the effect that the land must always be used for public resort and recreation and must not be sold to private individuals: That land has for many years been used for the purposes of the Collingwood Football Club (now the Collingwood Football Club Limited): The Council of the City of Collingwood (formerly the Mayor, Councillors and citizens of the City of Collingwood), as registered proprietor of that land, proposes to sell part of it to the Club and lease the rest to the Club on a long term basis: To enable this to be done it is necessary to remove the covenant, and any trusts that may affect the land: The Parliament of Victoria therefore enacts as follows:

1. Purpose The purpose of this Act is to free the land known as Victoria Park from a covenant and any trust affecting it.
2. Commencement This Act comes into operation on a day to be proclaimed being not later than 1 February 1991.

Victorian Legislation and Parliamentary DocumentsAct No. 73/1990 Collingwood (Victoria Park) Land Act 1990 2 3. Removal of covenant and trusts The land in certificate of title Volume 1320 Folio 908 is freed from— (a) the covenant in instrument of transfer numbered 100797; and (b) any trust which may affect the land— and the registered proprietor of the land is discharged from any further liability under that covenant or those trusts. 4. Existing occupancy arrangements not breach of covenant or trusts The following must be taken not to be nor ever to have been a breach of any covenant or trust affecting the land in certificate of title Volume 1320 Folio 908— (a) the making by the Council of the City of Collingwood (formerly the Mayor, Councillors and citizens of the City of Collingwood) and the Collingwood Football Club (now the Collingwood Football Club Limited) of agreements dated 12 September 1949 and 23 July 1956; (b) any exclusive occupation granted or other thing done according to the terms of those agreements. 5. No compensation payable No compensation is payable by any person in respect of— (a) the removal of any covenant or trust by section 3; or (b) anything which, by section 4, must be taken not to be or to have been a breach of a covenant or trust. s. 3