Mineral Titles Act 2010
14Landowner
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14 Landowner A landowner is one of the following persons: (a) a person recorded in the land register, as defined in section 4 of the Land Title Act 2000, as a person entitled to: (i) the fee simple interest in land; or (ii) a lease from the Crown under the Crown Lands Act 1992, Pastoral Land Act 1992 or Special Purposes Leases Act 1953; (b) if the land is an Aboriginal community living area – the association that holds the land; (c) if the land is Aboriginal land – the Land Trust, established under the ALRA, that holds the land; (d) if the land is native title land – the holder of the native title; (e) if the land is a park or reserve – the entity responsible for the care, control and management of the land; (f) if the land is under the care, control and management of the Conservation Land Corporation established by section 27 of the Parks and Wildlife Commission Act 1980 – that corporation. Note for section 14(c) and (d) A provision of this Act that deals with a matter relevant to a landowner of Aboriginal land or native title land is subject to a provision relating to that matter in the ALRA or NTA respectively – see section 4(1).