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Queensland regulation
This is a technical administrative regulation that sets out the paperwork rules for land management within the South Bank precinct in Brisbane, Queensland. It governs how legal documents (called "plans" and "instruments") must be prepared, formatted, signed, and registered when dealing with land in the South Bank Corporation area.
For Plans (survey documents showing land boundaries):
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Direct links to the current provisions in South Bank Corporation Regulation 2014.
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For Instruments (legal documents other than plans, e.g. management statements):
Special land concepts covered:
Registration rules:
If you own, lease, develop, or lend money against property in the South Bank area, this regulation controls how any changes to land boundaries or legal interests must be documented. Getting the paperwork wrong means the Registrar of Titles won't register your plan or instrument, which can block property transactions.
This regulation also replaced the South Bank Corporation Regulation 2003.