Community Land Development Act 2021
63Consequences of registration of amalgamation of schemes
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63 Consequences of registration of amalgamation of schemes
63 Consequences of registration of amalgamation of schemes
(1) On receiving an application for amalgamation in accordance with this Part, the Registrar-General may register the amalgamation.
(2) On registration of the amalgamation—
(a) each precinct scheme or neighbourhood scheme the subject of the application is terminated, and
(b) the association for a terminated scheme is dissolved, and
(c) any money in the administrative fund of a terminated scheme is to be transferred to the administrative fund of the community scheme, and
(d) any money in the sinking fund of a terminated scheme is to be transferred to the sinking fund of the community scheme, and
(e) any association property in a terminated scheme becomes community property in the community scheme, and
(f) any other assets and property of the association for a terminated scheme become the assets and property of the community association, and
(g) any liabilities of the association for a terminated scheme become the liabilities of the community association, and
(h) each precinct development lot or neighbourhood lot in a terminated scheme becomes a development lot in the community scheme, and
(i) each former precinct development lot in a terminated precinct scheme becomes a former development lot in the community scheme, and
(j) the change of a precinct development lot or neighbourhood lot to a community development lot does not affect any mortgage, charge, lease or other interest registered on the lot, and
(k) each owner of a precinct development lot or neighbourhood lot in a terminated scheme becomes a member of the community association, and
(l) each neighbourhood scheme or strata scheme that is a subsidiary scheme of a terminated precinct scheme and not the subject of the application continues as a subsidiary scheme of the community scheme.
(3) If the Registrar-General registers the amalgamation, the Registrar-General—
(a) must record in the Register the termination of each scheme that amalgamated with the community scheme, and