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Local Government Regulation 2012
sec.155Public may inspect land record
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### sec.155 Public may inspect land record
The public may, on payment of the reasonable fee decided by a local government, inspect the land record kept by the local government.
However, the following persons may inspect particulars of land in the land record free of charge—
an owner, lessee or occupier of—
the land; or
adjoining land;
the agent of an owner, lessee or occupier of—
the land; or
adjoining land.
The agent must produce, to the local government, written evidence of the agent’s appointment.
The local government may—
provide a person with access to an electronic or paper copy of the land record or part of the land record; or
give a person an electronic or paper copy of the land record or part of the land record, including, for example, by sending it by post, email or facsimile.
The local government must not include a person’s name and address for service in the land record when it is open to inspection if—
the local government has been given a notice about the person under the Land Valuation Act , section 204 ; and
the relevant suppression direction under that Act is still in effect.
(sec.155-ssec.1) The public may, on payment of the reasonable fee decided by a local government, inspect the land record kept by the local government.
(sec.155-ssec.2) However, the following persons may inspect particulars of land in the land record free of charge— an owner, lessee or occupier of— the land; or adjoining land; the agent of an owner, lessee or occupier of— the land; or adjoining land.
(sec.155-ssec.3) The agent must produce, to the local government, written evidence of the agent’s appointment.
(sec.155-ssec.4) The local government may— provide a person with access to an electronic or paper copy of the land record or part of the land record; or give a person an electronic or paper copy of the land record or part of the land record, including, for example, by sending it by post, email or facsimile.
(sec.155-ssec.5) The local government must not include a person’s name and address for service in the land record when it is open to inspection if— the local government has been given a notice about the person under the Land Valuation Act , section 204 ; and the relevant suppression direction under that Act is still in effect.
- (a) an owner, lessee or occupier of— (i) the land; or (ii) adjoining land;
- (i) the land; or
- (ii) adjoining land;
- (b) the agent of an owner, lessee or occupier of— (i) the land; or (ii) adjoining land.
- (i) the land; or
- (ii) adjoining land.
- (i) the land; or
- (ii) adjoining land;
- (i) the land; or
- (ii) adjoining land.
- (a) provide a person with access to an electronic or paper copy of the land record or part of the land record; or
- (b) give a person an electronic or paper copy of the land record or part of the land record, including, for example, by sending it by post, email or facsimile.
- (a) the local government has been given a notice about the person under the Land Valuation Act , section 204 ; and
- (b) the relevant suppression direction under that Act is still in effect.