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### sec.797 Existing referral of mining lease to Land Court
This section applies if, before the commencement—
an application for a mining lease was made, but not decided, under part 7; and
the application was referred to the Land Court under section 265: and
the Land Court has fixed a date for the hearing but the hearing has not started; and
either or both of the following apply—
all properly made objections to the application are withdrawn;
the applicant abandons the application.
Section 265, as amended under the amending Act, applies to the application.
In this section—
properly made objection has the meaning given by former section 265.
s 797 ins 2012 No. 20 s 243
(sec.797-ssec.1) This section applies if, before the commencement— an application for a mining lease was made, but not decided, under part 7; and the application was referred to the Land Court under section 265: and the Land Court has fixed a date for the hearing but the hearing has not started; and either or both of the following apply— all properly made objections to the application are withdrawn; the applicant abandons the application.
(sec.797-ssec.2) Section 265, as amended under the amending Act, applies to the application.
(sec.797-ssec.3) In this section— properly made objection has the meaning given by former section 265.
- (a) an application for a mining lease was made, but not decided, under part 7; and
- (b) the application was referred to the Land Court under section 265: and
- (c) the Land Court has fixed a date for the hearing but the hearing has not started; and
- (d) either or both of the following apply— (i) all properly made objections to the application are withdrawn; (ii) the applicant abandons the application.
- (i) all properly made objections to the application are withdrawn;
- (ii) the applicant abandons the application.
- (i) all properly made objections to the application are withdrawn;
- (ii) the applicant abandons the application.