Integrated Resort Development Act 1987
sec.36Registration of plan of subdivision of initial lot
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sec.36 Registration of plan of subdivision of initial lot
The registrar of titles may register a plan of subdivision that subdivides an initial lot only if— in the case of an initial lot that is not within a residential precinct—it is accompanied by a schedule setting out the voting entitlement that is to apply to each initial lot created by the plan; and in the case of an initial lot that is within a residential precinct—it is accompanied by a schedule setting out the maximum number of lots into which each initial lot created by the plan may be subdivided; and the plan and the schedule have been approved by the local government. In determining whether a lot has access to a dedicated road, the registrar of titles is not obliged to make inquiries but may rely on the local government’s approval of the plan. s 36 ins 1993 No. 46 s 18 (sec.36-ssec.1) The registrar of titles may register a plan of subdivision that subdivides an initial lot only if— in the case of an initial lot that is not within a residential precinct—it is accompanied by a schedule setting out the voting entitlement that is to apply to each initial lot created by the plan; and in the case of an initial lot that is within a residential precinct—it is accompanied by a schedule setting out the maximum number of lots into which each initial lot created by the plan may be subdivided; and the plan and the schedule have been approved by the local government. (sec.36-ssec.2) In determining whether a lot has access to a dedicated road, the registrar of titles is not obliged to make inquiries but may rely on the local government’s approval of the plan.
- (a) in the case of an initial lot that is not within a residential precinct—it is accompanied by a schedule setting out the voting entitlement that is to apply to each initial lot created by the plan; and
- (b) in the case of an initial lot that is within a residential precinct—it is accompanied by a schedule setting out the maximum number of lots into which each initial lot created by the plan may be subdivided; and
- (c) the plan and the schedule have been approved by the local government.