18Minor adjustments between development lots and community property

18 Minor adjustments between development lots and community property

18 Minor adjustments between development lots and community property

(1) A boundary adjustment plan may be used to make an adjustment that, in the opinion of the Registrar-General, is a minor adjustment, to—

(a) the boundaries between community development lots and the community property in a community plan, or

(b) the boundaries between precinct development lots and the precinct property in a precinct plan.

(2) A boundary adjustment plan must—

(a) comply with Schedule 1, and

(b) include an additional sheet of the detail plan showing the altered boundaries of the affected development lots, and

(c) include a replacement sheet for the relevant association property plan showing the altered boundaries of the association property, and

(d) be accompanied by any documents prescribed by the regulations.

(3) A boundary adjustment plan when registered—

(a) operates, without any further assurance, to vest the land in accordance with the adjusted boundaries, and

(b) does not of itself give rise to any liability for stamp duty.