sec.34DRegistration revokes dedication of reserve

### sec.34D Registration revokes dedication of reserve The dedication of all or part of a reserve is revoked by registering a revocation notice or plan of subdivision for the reserve. However, if the revocation relates to only part of a lot, the revocation may only be made by registering a plan of subdivision. Also, if all or part of a reserve for cemetery purposes has been used for cemetery purposes, the dedication of the reserve or any part of it may be revoked under this section only if a regulation authorises the revocation. A revocation notice or plan of subdivision registered for subsection (3) — must state the particulars of the regulation mentioned in subsection (3) ; and may only be registered when the Statutory Instruments Act 1992 , section 50 , can no longer operate to cause the regulation to cease to have effect. The revocation of the dedication of all or part of a reserve takes effect on the day a revocation notice or plan of subdivision is registered. s 34D ins 2007 No. 19 s 25 (sec.34D-ssec.1) The dedication of all or part of a reserve is revoked by registering a revocation notice or plan of subdivision for the reserve. (sec.34D-ssec.2) However, if the revocation relates to only part of a lot, the revocation may only be made by registering a plan of subdivision. (sec.34D-ssec.3) Also, if all or part of a reserve for cemetery purposes has been used for cemetery purposes, the dedication of the reserve or any part of it may be revoked under this section only if a regulation authorises the revocation. (sec.34D-ssec.4) A revocation notice or plan of subdivision registered for subsection (3) — must state the particulars of the regulation mentioned in subsection (3) ; and may only be registered when the Statutory Instruments Act 1992 , section 50 , can no longer operate to cause the regulation to cease to have effect. (sec.34D-ssec.5) The revocation of the dedication of all or part of a reserve takes effect on the day a revocation notice or plan of subdivision is registered. - (a) must state the particulars of the regulation mentioned in subsection (3) ; and - (b) may only be registered when the Statutory Instruments Act 1992 , section 50 , can no longer operate to cause the regulation to cease to have effect.