sec.176JWhen leases may be amalgamated

### sec.176J When leases may be amalgamated Two or more leases may be amalgamated only if— the lease land is not a reserve or State forest; and this Act or a condition of the lease does not prohibit the amalgamation; and there is no registered mortgage over only part of the lease land; and the chief executive has, on an application made under this division, approved the amalgamation; and the requirements under this division for the amalgamation have been complied with. In this section— lease land means the lease land for all of the leases. s 176J ins 2007 No. 19 s 87 (sec.176J-ssec.1) Two or more leases may be amalgamated only if— the lease land is not a reserve or State forest; and this Act or a condition of the lease does not prohibit the amalgamation; and there is no registered mortgage over only part of the lease land; and the chief executive has, on an application made under this division, approved the amalgamation; and the requirements under this division for the amalgamation have been complied with. (sec.176J-ssec.2) In this section— lease land means the lease land for all of the leases. - (a) the lease land is not a reserve or State forest; and - (b) this Act or a condition of the lease does not prohibit the amalgamation; and - (c) there is no registered mortgage over only part of the lease land; and - (d) the chief executive has, on an application made under this division, approved the amalgamation; and - (e) the requirements under this division for the amalgamation have been complied with.