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Land Act 1994
sec.493Automatic issue of new tenure under this Act
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### sec.493 Automatic issue of new tenure under this Act
A conditional deed becomes a deed of grant in trust under this Act for the same public purpose for which it was granted, with the local government as trustee, if within 5 years of the commencement—
the local government does not apply to exchange the conditional deed; or
an application by the local government has been refused and no other application has been made.
If the land contained in a conditional deed was subject to a lease, the lease becomes a trustee lease on the terms originally granted.
A deed of grant in trust mentioned in subsection (1) is subject to all the encumbrances to which the conditional deed was subject and in the same priorities.
(sec.493-ssec.1) A conditional deed becomes a deed of grant in trust under this Act for the same public purpose for which it was granted, with the local government as trustee, if within 5 years of the commencement— the local government does not apply to exchange the conditional deed; or an application by the local government has been refused and no other application has been made.
(sec.493-ssec.2) If the land contained in a conditional deed was subject to a lease, the lease becomes a trustee lease on the terms originally granted.
(sec.493-ssec.3) A deed of grant in trust mentioned in subsection (1) is subject to all the encumbrances to which the conditional deed was subject and in the same priorities.
- (a) the local government does not apply to exchange the conditional deed; or
- (b) an application by the local government has been refused and no other application has been made.