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Land Titles Act 1980

138IAbolition of common law rules

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138I Abolition of common law rules

(1) This Division supersedes the rules of the common law for the acquisition of easements by prescription.

(2) The rule of law known as the doctrine of lost modern grant for the acquisition of easements is abolished.

Previous section138HApplication to unregistered land

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