224Application of proceeds of sales that took place before

224 Application of proceeds of sales that took place before commencement Section 93(3) does not apply in relation to the sale of a mortgaged freehold property that took place before the commencement of section 48 of the amending Act. Law of Property Act 2000 139 section 20(9) 1. Procedure in cases of escheat or other like cases When a question arises as to the title of the Crown to land in a case of escheat or alleged escheat or of bona vacantia or alleged bona vacantia, or in any other case in which an inquest of office might have been held, the truth of the matter is to be ascertained as prescribed in this Schedule. 2. Writ of inquisition In the event of a question referred to in clause 1, a writ called a writ of inquisition is to be issued from the Court on the fiat of a Law Officer to the Local Court, and is to command the Local Court to make diligent inquiry into the matter and to certify under his, her or its hand and seal the facts respecting the failure of the heirs or next of kin of an intestate, the alienage of a grantee or any other facts that are necessary to establish whether the Crown has title to the 3. Return of writ The writ of inquisition and the certificate of the Local Court is to be returned to the Court as soon as reasonably possible, and any person aggrieved by the certificate is entitled to traverse or object to the writ or certificate in the manner and within the time provided by the Supreme Court Rules 1987 or, if the Rules do not make provision for the making of the objection, not later that 1 month after the return of the writ. 4. Writ to be returned before new grant made No grant of any land alleged to be escheated or to have become bona vacantia is to be made until after the writ of inquisition and a certificate finding the title of the land has been returned into the Court and the time for traversing the writ or certificate has expired. 5. Effect of certificate Subject to this Schedule or the Supreme Court Rules 1987, the certificate is conclusive evidence of the facts stated in it. Law of Property Act 2000 140 6. Saving Proceedings on a writ of inquisition do not prejudice any rights which, at the time of the death of the person that led to the issue of the writ, were vested in some other person. 7. Procedure when waiver by the Crown (1) If, at a time not later than 2 months after an instrument waiving the title of the Crown to any property is made under section 20(3), a person claiming an interest in or to the property requests that a writ of inquisition in respect of the Crown's title be issued and gives security to the satisfaction of a Law Officer for the costs of the issue and execution of the writ, a writ may issue under this Schedule and the instrument waiving the right of the Crown ceases to have effect from the date the writ issues. (2) If the title of the Crown to the property is established by a certificate returned under clause 3 of this Schedule, a further instrument waiving the right of the Crown may be made under section 20(3) after the time for traversing the writ and certificate has expired, but no further request for the issue of a writ may be made under this clause. (3) If an instrument is made under section 20(3) waiving the right of the Crown to land, clause 1 is to be read subject to this clause with the exception that a writ of inquisition at the instance of the Crown may issue at any time. 8. Power to regulate procedure with respect to escheats to the Crown The Court may make rules prescribing and regulating the procedure of the Court on and incidental to a writ of inquisition and consequential on the holding of inquiries under the writ. 9. Interpretation In this Schedule, Law Officer means the Attorney-General, the Solicitor for the Northern Territory or the Solicitor-General of the Northern Territory. Law of Property Act 2000 141 section 120 DIRECTIONS AS TO THE FORMS IN THIS SCHEDULE 1. Parties who use a form of words in Column 1 may substitute for the words "lessee" or "lessor" the name or names of the lessee or lessor respectively and, if that is done, corresponding substitutions are to be taken to be made in the corresponding form of words in Column 2. 2. Parties may substitute one gender for another, or the plural number for the singular, in a form of words in Column 1 and corresponding changes are to be taken to be made in the corresponding form of words in Column 2. 3. Parties may complete the blank spaces left in a form of words in Column 1 with any words or figures and those words or figures are to be taken to be inserted in the corresponding blank spaces left in the corresponding form of words in Column 2. 4. Parties may introduce into or annex to a form in Column 1 any addition to, exception from or qualification of the form, or may strike out or omit any words from Column 1, and a form of words that would give effect to the intention indicated by the addition, exception, qualification, striking out or omission is to be taken to be added to the corresponding form in Column 2. 5. The covenants in Column 2 are to be taken to be made with or by and to apply to the lessor or lessee, as the case may be. COVENANTS Column 1 Column 2 1. That the lessee covenants with the lessor to pay rent. 1. The lessee covenants with and promises to the lessor that the lessee will, during the term, pay to the lessor the rent reserved in the manner previously mentioned without any deduction other than a deduction which the lessee is entitled to make under an Act. Law of Property Act 2000 142 2. Provided that in the event of damage by fire, lightning, flood, or tempest, rent is to abate until the premises are restored. 2. Provided that if the leased premises, or a part of the leased premises, is during the term of the lease destroyed or damaged by fire without fault on the part of the lessee, flood, lightning, storm, or tempest, so as to render the leased premises unfit for the occupation and use of the lessee, then, and so often as that happens, the rent reserved, or a proportionate part of the rent, according to the nature and extent of the damage sustained, abates and the remedies for recovery of the rent or the proportionate part of the rent are suspended until the leased premises have been rebuilt or made fit for the occupation and use of the 3. And to pay taxes, except for local improvements. 3. And also that the lessee will pay all taxes, rates and assessments of any kind, whether imposed under the Local Government Act 2019 or another Act or otherwise, which are during the term charged on the leased premises or on the lessor on account of the leased premises except for taxes for local improvements or works assessed on the property benefited by them. 4. And to maintain and leave the premises in good repair (having regard to their condition at the commencement of the lease), reasonable wear and tear and damage by fire, lightning, flood and tempest excepted. 4. And also that during the term the lessee will, if and whenever the need arises, but having regard to the condition of the leased premises at the commencement of the lease and excepting reasonable wear and tear and damage by fire, lightning, flood and tempest occurring during the term: (a) well and sufficiently maintain, repair, and keep; and (b) at the expiration or sooner determination of the term peaceably surrender and yield Law of Property Act 2000 143 up to the lessor, the leased premises in good and substantial repair, including all appurtenances, buildings, erections and fixtures of or belonging to the leased premises or lawfully made or erected by the lessor on or within the leased premises during the term. 5. And that the lessor may enter and view the state of repair, and that the lessee will repair according to notice in writing, and that in default the lessor may repair. 5. That the lessor, may, by himself or herself or the lessor's agents, during the term at a reasonable time of the day and on giving to the lessee 2 days previous notice, enter on the leased premises and view the state of repair of the leased premises and may serve on the lessee or leave at the lessee's last or usual place of residence in the Territory or on the leased premises a notice in writing of a defect requiring the lessee, within a reasonable time, to repair the defect in accordance with a covenant expressed or implied in the lease, and that in default of the lessee so doing it is lawful for the lessor to enter and execute the required repairs. 6. And that the lessor may enter and carry out requirements of public authorities and repairs under the lease. 6. That the lessor may, by himself or herself or the lessor's agents, at all reasonable times during the term of the lease, with workers and others and all necessary materials and appliances, enter on the leased premises or a part of the leased premises for the purpose of complying with the terms of any present or future legislation affecting the premises and any notices served on the lessor or lessee by a licensing, local or other competent authority concerning the destruction of noxious weeds or animals or the carrying out of repairs, alterations or works of a structural character which the lessee may not be bound or, if bound, may fail to do, and also for the purpose of Law of Property Act 2000 144 exercising the powers and authorities of the lessor under the lease. However, the destruction, repairs, alterations or works are to be carried out by the lessor without undue interference with the occupation and use of the leased premises by the 7. And to insure from fire in the joint names of the lessor and the 7. And also that the lessee will immediately insure the leased premises to the full insurable value of the leased premises in an insurance office approved by the lessor in the joint names of the lessor and the lessee and keep the leased premises so insured during the term of the lease, and will on the request of the lessor show to the lessor the receipt for the last premium paid for the insurance, and as often as the leased premises is destroyed or damaged by fire the whole of each sum or sums of money which is recovered or received for or in respect of the insurance is to be laid out and expended in building or repairing the leased premises or the parts of the leased premises that are destroyed or damaged by fire. 8. And to paint outside every ( ) year. 8. And also that the lessee will, in every ( ) year during the term of the lease, paint, in a well executed manner, all the outside woodwork and ironwork of or belonging to the leased premises usually painted with 2 coats of proper paint. 9. And to paint and paper inside every ( ) year. 9. And also that the lessee will, in every ( ) year, in a well executed manner, paint the inside wood, iron and other works usually painted with 2 coats of proper paint and also will repaper the parts of the premises that are papered with paper of the same quality and wash, stop, whiten, or colour the parts of the leased Law of Property Act 2000 145 premises that are plastered. 10. And to fence. 10. And also that the lessee will, during the term of the lease, erect and put up on the boundaries of the leased land, or on the boundaries on which no substantial fence exists, a good and substantial fence. 11. And to keep up fences. 11. And also that the lessee will during the term of the lease keep up the fences and walls of or belonging to the fences and walls of the leased premises and make anew the parts of the leased premises that may require to be renewed and at proper seasons of the year. 12. And to cultivate. 12. And also that the lessee will during the continuance of the lease cultivate, use, and manage all parts of the land that are or may be broken up or converted into tillage in a proper and careful manner, and will not impoverish or waste the land. 13. That the lessee will not cut timber. 13. And also that the lessee will not cut down, fell, injure, or destroy any growing or living timber or timber- like trees standing on the leased land without the consent in writing of the lessor. 14. That the lessee will not without consent use premises otherwise than as a private dwelling house. 14. And also that the lessee or any subtenant will not convert, use or occupy the leased premises or a part of the leased premises into or as a shop, warehouse or other place for carrying on a trade or business or otherwise than as a private dwelling house, or suffer the premises to be used for such a purpose, without the consent in writing of the lessor. 15. And will not assign or sublet without leave; no fine to be taken. 15. And also that the lessee or a subtenant will not, during the term of the lease, assign, transfer, demise, sublet or part with the possession of the leased premises or a part of the Law of Property Act 2000 146 leased premises, or by any act or deed procure the leased premises or a part of the leased premises to be assigned, transferred, leased, sublet to or put into the possession of another person, without the licence or consent in writing of the lessor, but the lessor's licence or consent is not to be refused in the case of a proposed respectable and responsible assign, tenant or occupier. Provided further, that no fine or sum of money in the nature of a fine is payable for or in respect of the licence or consent, but this proviso does not preclude the right of the lessor to require the payment of a reasonable sum in respect of any legal or other expenses incurred in relation to the licence or consent. 16. That the lessee will not carry on any offensive trade. 16. That the lessee or a subtenant will not during the term of the lease use, exercise or carry on, or permit or suffer to be used, exercised or carried on in or on the leased premises or a part of the leased premises any noxious, noisome, or offensive art, trade, business, occupation or calling, and no act, matter or thing which is, may be or may grow to be the annoyance, nuisance, grievance, damage or disturbance of the occupiers or owners of a neighbouring premises is to be done in or on the leased premises or a part of the leased premises during the term of the lease. 17. That the lessee will carry on the business of a licensee in accordance with the Liquor Act 2019 and conduct the same in an orderly manner. 17. And also that the lessee or a subtenant will during the term of the lease use, exercise and carry on in and on the leased premises the trade or business of a licensee in accordance with the Liquor Act 2019, and keep open and use the buildings on the leased land as and for a hotel, Law of Property Act 2000 147 and manage and conduct his or her trade or business in a quiet and orderly manner, and will not do, commit or permit or suffer to be done or committed an act, matter or thing by which or by means of which a licence is or may be forfeited or become void or liable to be taken away, suppressed or suspended, and will comply in all respects with the requirements of the Liquor Act 2019. 18. And will apply for renewal of 18. And also that the lessee or a subtenant will during the term of the lease, at the proper time, apply for and endeavour to obtain at the person's own expense all licences that are or may be necessary for carrying on the trade or business of a licensee in accordance with the Liquor Act 2019 in and on the leased premises and for keeping the buildings open as and for a hotel. 19. And will facilitate the transfer of 19. And also that the lessee or a subtenant will, at the expiration or sooner determination of the lease, sign, give the notice or notices of a renewal or transfer of a licence required by law to be affixed to the leased premises and allow the notice or notices to be affixed and remain affixed during the time or times necessary or expedient in that behalf, and generally to do and perform all other acts, matters and things that are necessary to enable the lessor, or any person authorised by the lessor, to obtain the renewal of a licence or a new licence or the transfer of a 20. The (lessor) covenants with the (lessee) for quiet enjoyment. 20. And the lessor covenants with the lessee that the lessee paying the rent reserved, and performing the covenants on the lessee's part, will peaceably possess and enjoy the leased premises for the term granted without any interruption or Law of Property Act 2000 148 disturbance from the lessor or any other person or persons lawfully claiming by, from or under the lessor. 21. And that the lessee may remove the lessee's fixtures. 21. And also that the lessee may at or prior to the expiration of the lease take, remove and carry away from the leased premises all fixtures, fittings, plant, machinery, utensils, shelving, counters, safes or other articles on the leased premises in the nature of trade or tenants' fixtures bought on the leased premises by the lessee, but the lessee in doing so must not damage the leased premises or must immediately make good any damage which the lessee may do to them. Law of Property Act 2000 149 section 157 Part A Rights under a Right of Way The person entitled to the use or benefit of an easement or easement in gross of a right of way may, for all purposes, enter on and pass along or over the servient land with or without a vehicle. Part B Purpose of and Powers under Other Easements or Easements in Gross Description Purpose Powers 1. Sewerage Supplying a sewerage service to or conveying a sewerage service under, through or construct, lay down, take up, use, pipes for the purpose of supplying or conveying a sewerage service and to enter the servient land at any 2. Water Supplying a water supply service to or conveying a water supply service construct, lay under, on or above the servient land, take up, use, pipes for the purpose of supplying or conveying a water supply service and to enter the servient land at any 3. Drainage Draining water, sewerage or another effluent from, through, under or across the construct, lay down, take up, use, drains or drainage pipes for the purpose of draining an effluent and to enter the servient land at any Law of Property Act 2000 150 4. Electricity Supplying an electricity service to or conveying an electricity service To: (a) break the surface of, dig, open up and use the servient (b) construct, lay under, on or above the surface of the servient land and use ducts, pipes, poles, conductors, cables wires and other works; (c) construct, lay under, on or above the surface of the servient land and use incidental or ancillary works for the transmission of electricity, including manholes and cable markers; (d) erect on or above the servient land and use poles, equipment for transforming electricity and incidental or ancillary works, including walls or other structures; (e) inspect, take up, maintain, repair, alter, remove, relay or replace works referred to in paragraphs (b), (c) or (d); and (f) transmit electricity by means of works referred to in paragraphs (b), (c) or (d), for the purpose of supplying or conveying an electricity service and to enter on and pass along or over the servient land (with or without a vehicle or equipment) to do so. Law of Property Act 2000 151 5. Electronic Supplying an electronic service to or conveying an electronic service through, To: (a) break the surface of, dig, open up and use the servient (b) construct, lay under the surface of the servient land and use ducts, pipes, conductors, cables wires and other works; (c) construct, lay on or above the surface of the servient land and use incidental or ancillary works for the transmission of an electronic communications service, including manholes and cable markers; and (d) inspect, take up, maintain, repair, alter, remove, relay or replace works referred to in paragraphs (a), (b) or (c), for the purpose of supplying or conveying an electronic communications service and to enter on and pass along or over the servient land (with or without a vehicle or equipment) to do so. 6. Energy Supplying gas, liquid fuels, water or other liquids capable of conveying energy to or conveying gas, liquid fuels, water or other liquids capable of conveying energy construct, lay under, on or above the surface of the servient land, take up, use, maintain, repair, relay or inspect pipes and incidental or ancillary works for the purpose of conveying gas, liquid fuels or liquids capable of conveying energy and to enter the servient land at any time (with or without a vehicle or Law of Property Act 2000 152 7. General service easement Supplying to or conveying through, land a sewerage service, water service, electricity service or service by electronic means, to drain water, sewerage or other effluents from, through, under or land or to supply to or convey through, land gas, liquid fuels, water or other liquid fuels capable of conveying energy. To do any thing and take any action on the servient land that is described in this Column at items 1 to 6 inclusive. Law of Property Act 2000 153 section 221 Number and Year Short Title or Subject Matter IMPERIAL ACTS 51 Hen. 3, St.4 of 1266 Distress for rent 52 Hen. 3,c.23 of 1267 Statute of Marlborough (waste) 3 Edw. 1,c.16 of 1275 Distress for rent 13 Edw. 1,st.1,c.1 of 1285 De Donis Conditionalibus 13 Edw. 1,St.1,c.2 of 1285 Vexatious Replevins 13 Edw. 1,St.1,c.22 of 1285 Waste 13 Edw. 1,St.1,c.37 of 1285 Distress 18 Edw. 1,St.1 of 1290 Quia Emptores 17 Edw. 2,St.1,c.6 of 1324 De Prerogativa Regis 1 Edw. 3,St.2,c.12 of 1327 Fines on Alienation 1 Edw. 3,St.2,c.13 of 1327 Tenants in Capite 34 Edw. 3,c.15 of 1361 Confirmation of Grants 34 Edw. 3,c.16 of 1361 Statute of Non-claim 50 Edw. 3,c.16 of 1376 Fraudulent assurances 1 Ric. 3,c.7 of 1483 Statute of Fines 3 Hen. 7,c.4 of 1487 Deeds of gift of chattels 4 Hen. 7,c.24 of 1487 Statute of Fines 27 Hen. 8,c.10 of 1535 Statute of Uses 31 Hen. 8,c.1 of 1539 Statute of Partition 32 Hen. 8,c.9 of 1540 Pretenced Titles 32 Hen. 8,c.28 of 1540 Validation of leases Law of Property Act 2000 154 32 Hen. 8,c.31 of 1540 Recoveries 32 Hen. 8,c.32 of 1540 Statute of Partition 32 Hen. 8,c.34 of 1540 Grantees of Reversions 32 Hen. 8,c.36 of 1540 Statute of Fines 32 Hen. 8,c.37 of 1540 Executors to recover arrears of rent 1 & 2 Phill. & Mary,c,12 of 1554 Impounding of distress 13 Eliz. 1,c.5 of 1570 Fraudulent conveyances 14 Eliz. 1,c.8 of 1572 Recoveries 27 Eliz. 1,c.4 of 1585 Fraudulent conveyances 12 Car. 2,c.24 of 1660 Tenures Abolition Act 17 Car. 2,c.7 of 1665 Distress for Rents 18 & 19 Car. 2,c.11 of 1666 Cestui que Vie Act, 1666 29 Chas. 2,c.3 of 1677 Statute of Frauds, 1677 2 Wm. & Mary, Sess.1,c.5 of 1689 Distress for Rent Act, 1689 4 & 5 Anne, c.16(orc.3) of 1705 Administration of Justice Act 6 Anne, C.72 (or c.18) of 1707 Cestui que Vie Act, 1707 8 Anne, C.18 (or c.14) of 1709 Landlord and Tenant Act, 1709 4 Geo. 2,c.28 of 1730 Landlord and Tenant Act, 1730 11 Geo. 2,c.19 of 1737 Distress for Rent Act, 1737 14 Geo 3.c78 Fires Prevention (Metropolis) Act, 1774 54 Geo. 3,C.145 of 1814 Corruption of the Blood Act, 1814 56 Geo. 3,c.16 of 1816 Receiver of Crown Rents Act 57 Geo. 3,c.93 of 1817 Distress (Costs) Act, 1817 1 Geo. 4,c.17 of 1820 Recovery of possession by landlords 7 & 8 Geo. 4,c.17 of 1827 Distress (Costs) Act, 1827 Law of Property Act 2000 155 11 Geo. 4 and 1 Wm 4,c.46 of 1830 Illusory Appointments Act 1830 ACTS OF THE STATE OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA No. 15 of 1843 Ordinance to facilitate the Conveyances of Real Estate No. 15 of 1845 An ordinance to render effectual conveyances by married women and to declare the effect of certain deeds in relation to dower No. 25 of 1852 An Act to amend the Law of Real Property No. 6 of 1860 The Real Property Act of 1860 No. 7 of 1862 An Act to give certain trustees, mortgagees, and others certain powers now commonly inserted in settlements, mortgages and wills No. 142 of 1879 An Act to amend the Law relating to Sales of Reversions No. 182 of 1880 The Settled Estates Act 1880 No. 228 of 1881 The Estates Tail Act, 1881 No. 203 of 1881 The Partition Act, 1881 No. 459 of 1889 The Settled Estates Act Amendment Act No. 898, 1905 Apportionment Act, 1905 ACTS OF THE NORTHERN TERRITORY No. 42 of 1965 Supreme Court Ordinance Repeal Ordinance 1965 No. 7 of 1975 Real Property (Insurance Money Application) Act 1975 No. 31 of 1994 Perpetuities Act 1994 Law of Property Act 2000 156 1 KEY Key to abbreviations amd = amended od = order app = appendix om = omitted bl = by-law pt = Part ch = Chapter r = regulation/rule cl = clause rem = remainder div = Division renum = renumbered exp = expires/expired rep = repealed f = forms s = section Gaz = Gazette sch = Schedule hdg = heading sdiv = Subdivision ins = inserted SL = Subordinate Legislation lt = long title sub = substituted nc = not commenced 2 LIST OF LEGISLATION Law Of Property Act 2000 (Act No. 1, 2000) Assent date 14 March 200 Commenced 1 December 2000 (Gaz G38, 27 September 2000, p 2) Law of Property (Consequential Amendments) Act 2000 (Act No. 46, 2000) Assent date 12 September 2000 Commenced 1 December 2000 (s 2, s 2 Law of Property Act 2000 (Act No. 1, 2002) and Gaz G38, 27 September 2000, p 2) Law of Property Amendment Act (No. 2) 2000 (Act No. 61, 2000) Assent date 14 November 2000 Commenced 1 March 2001 (s 2, s 2 Wills Act 2000 (Act No. 59, 2000) and Gaz G48, 16 December 2000, p 3) Unit Titles (Consequential Amendments – Building Development) Act 2001 (Act No. 15, 2001) Assent date 28 June 2001 Commenced 1 March 2002 (s 2, s 2 Unit Titles Amendment Act 2001 (Act No.14, 2001) and Gaz G8, 2002, p 6) Corporations Reform (Consequential Amendments NT) Act 2001 (Act No. 17, 2001) Assent date 29 June 2001 Commenced 15 July 2001 (s 2, s 2 Corporations Act 2001 (Cth Act No. 50, 2001) and Cth Gaz S285, 13 July 2001) Statute Law Revision Act 2002 (Act No. 18, 2002) Assent date 7 June 2002 Commenced 7 June 2002 Statute Law Revision Act 2003 (Act No. 12, 2003) Assent date 18 March 2003 Commenced 1 December 2000 (s 2(2), s 2 Law of Property Act 2000 (Act No. 1, 2002) and Gaz G38, 27 September 2000, p 2) Law of Property Act 2000 157 Statute Law Revision Act 2004 (Act No. 18, 2004) Assent date 15 March 2004 Commenced pt C: 15 March 2004; pt B: 1 July 2004 (s 2(2) and (3), s 2 Business Tenancies (Fair Dealings) 2003 (Act No. 55, 2003) and Gaz G9, 3 March 2004, p 5) Justice Portfolio (Miscellaneous Amendments) Act 2005 (Act No. 20, 2005) Assent date 6 May 2005 Commenced 13 July 2005 (Gaz G28, 13 July 2005, p 3) Legal Profession (Consequential Amendments) Act 2007 (Act No. 7, 2007) Assent date 17 May 2007 Commenced s 10: 1 July 2007; rem: 17 May 2007 (s 2 and Gaz G26, 27 June 2007, p 3) Justice Legislation Amendment Act 2008 (Act No. 2, 2008) Commenced pt 6: 1 May 2008 (Gaz G17, 30 April 2008, p 5); rem: 2 April 2008 (Gaz G13, 2 April 2008, p 6) Land Title and Related Legislation Amendment Act 2008 (Act No. 3, 2008) Commenced pt 6: 18 March 2009 (Gaz G11, 13 March 2009, p 4); rem: 1 July 2009 (Gaz S30, 26 June 2009) Statute Law Revision Act 2008 (Act No. 6, 2008) Commenced 11 March 2008 Unit Title Schemes Act 2009 (Act No. 14, 2009) Assent date 26 May 2009 Commenced pt 2.3, div 3, sdv 4 and s 135 (to ext ins s 54C): 1 January 2010; s 111: 1 July 2010; rem: 1 July 2009 (s 2, Gaz S30, 26 June 2009, p 1, s 2 Land Title and Related Legislation Amendment Act 2008 (Act No. 3, 2008) and Gaz S30, 26 June 2009, p 1) Justice Legislation Amendment (Penalties) Act 2010 (Act No. 12, 2010) Assent date 20 May 2010 Commenced 1 July 2010 (Gaz G24, 16 June 2010, p 2) Mineral Titles (Consequential Amendments) Act 2010 (Act No. 37, 2010) Assent date 18 November 2010 Commenced 7 November 2011 (Gaz G41, 12 October 2011, p 5) Electronic Conveyancing (National Uniform Legislation) Act 2013 (Act No. 13, 2013) Assent date 6 June 2013 Commenced 17 July 2013 (Gaz G29, 17 July 2013, pp 2 and 3) Statute Law Revision Act 2014 (Act No. 38, 2014) Assent date 13 November 2014 Commenced 13 November 2014 Statute Law Revision Act 2017 (Act No. 4, 2017) Assent date 10 March 2017 Commenced 12 April 2017 (Gaz G15, 12 April 2017, p 3) Law of Property Act 2000 158 Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration and Other Legislation Amendment 2018 (Act No. 30, 2018) Assent date 5 December 2018 Commenced 6 December 2018 (s 2) Liquor Act 2019 (Act No. 29, 2019) Assent date 3 September 2019 Commenced 1 October 2019 (Gaz G39, 25 September 2019, p 2) Local Government Act 2019 (Act No. 39, 2019) Assent date 13 December 2019 Commenced pt 8.6: 1 July 2022; rem: 1 July 2021 (Gaz S27, 30 June 2021) Amending Legislation Statute Law Revision Act 2020 (Act No. 26, 2020) Assent date 19 November 2020 Commenced 20 November 2020 (s 2) Local Government Amendment Act 2021 (Act No. 15, 2021) Assent date 25 May 2021 Commenced 26 May 2021 (s 2) Land Legislation Amendment Act 2023 (Act No. 3, 2023) Assent date 2 March 2023 Commenced 2 January 2024 (Gaz G16, 3 August 2023, p 1) 3 GENERAL AMENDMENTS General amendments of a formal nature (which are not referred to in the table of amendments to this reprint) are made by the Interpretation Legislation Amendment Act 2018 (Act No. 22 of 2018) to: ss 1, 4, 11, 20, 30, 35, 37, 40, 47, 48, 67, 68, 75, 76, 77, 79, 91, 97, 102, 114, 126, 128, 136, 143, 156, 163, 167, 169, 174, 177, 178, 183, 202, 204, 216, 221 and sch 1 and 2. 4 LIST OF AMENDMENTS s 4 amd No. 18, 2002, s 6; No. 7, 2007, s 16 s 14 amd No. 30, 2018, s 21 s 20 amd No. 17, 2001, s 21 s 34 hdg amd No. 4, 2017, s 34 s 47 amd No. 13, 2013, s 15 s 48 amd No. 17, 2001, s 21; No. 38, 2014, s 2 s 57 amd No. 17, 2001, s 21 s 67 amd No. 15, 2001, s 6; No. 14, 2009, s 138 s 68 amd No. 34, 2017, s 34 s 72A ins No. 3, 2008, s 55 s 75 amd No. 12, 2010, s 3 s 79 amd No. 46, 2000, s 3; No. 37, 2010, s 13; No. 38, 2014, s 2 s 89A ins No. 3, 2023, s 46 s 90 amd No. 3, 2023, s 47 s 93 amd No. 46, 2000, s 3; No. 3, 2023, s 48 s 114 amd No. 18, 2004, s 3 s 136 amd No. 37, 2010, s 13 Law of Property Act 2000 159 s 161 sub No. 2, 2008, s 13 s 177 amd No. 6, 2008, s 3 s 188 amd No. 30, 2018, s 22 s 190 amd No. 12, 2003, s 9 s 215 amd No. 20, 2005, s 43 s 216 amd No. 61, 2000, s 3 pt 17 hdg sub No. 3, 2023, s 49 pt 17 div 1 hdg ins No. 3, 2023, s 49 s 221 amd No. 46, 2000, s 3 pt 17 div 2 hdg ins No. 3, 2023, s 50 ss 222 – 224 ins No. 3, 2023, s 50 sch 2 amd No. 29, 2019, s 379; No. 39, 2019, s 370 sch 4 amd No. 46, 2000, s 3