sec.55HDealing with improvements

### sec.55H Dealing with improvements An owner of improvements on a deed of grant in trust that has been surrendered may apply, in writing to the chief executive, to remove the owner’s improvements on the deed of grant in trust. The owner may remove the improvements only with the written approval of, and within a time stated by, the chief executive. The improvements become the property of the State if— the chief executive has not given written approval for their removal; or the chief executive has given written approval for their removal but the improvements have not been removed within the time stated by the chief executive. However, if the land the subject of surrender is leased or sold, the owner has a right to payment for the improvements under chapter 5 , part 5 . In this section— owner , of improvements, means— if the trustee under the surrendered deed of grant in trust owned the improvements—the trustee; or a person who— made the improvements on the land the subject of the surrender with the trustee’s authority; and owned the improvements. s 55H ins 2007 No. 19 s 41 amd 2019 No. 17 s 111 (sec.55H-ssec.1) An owner of improvements on a deed of grant in trust that has been surrendered may apply, in writing to the chief executive, to remove the owner’s improvements on the deed of grant in trust. (sec.55H-ssec.2) The owner may remove the improvements only with the written approval of, and within a time stated by, the chief executive. (sec.55H-ssec.3) The improvements become the property of the State if— the chief executive has not given written approval for their removal; or the chief executive has given written approval for their removal but the improvements have not been removed within the time stated by the chief executive. (sec.55H-ssec.4) However, if the land the subject of surrender is leased or sold, the owner has a right to payment for the improvements under chapter 5 , part 5 . (sec.55H-ssec.5) In this section— owner , of improvements, means— if the trustee under the surrendered deed of grant in trust owned the improvements—the trustee; or a person who— made the improvements on the land the subject of the surrender with the trustee’s authority; and owned the improvements. - (a) the chief executive has not given written approval for their removal; or - (b) the chief executive has given written approval for their removal but the improvements have not been removed within the time stated by the chief executive. - (a) if the trustee under the surrendered deed of grant in trust owned the improvements—the trustee; or - (b) a person who— (i) made the improvements on the land the subject of the surrender with the trustee’s authority; and (ii) owned the improvements. - (i) made the improvements on the land the subject of the surrender with the trustee’s authority; and - (ii) owned the improvements. - (i) made the improvements on the land the subject of the surrender with the trustee’s authority; and - (ii) owned the improvements.