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Transport Infrastructure Act 1994
sec.288Restrictions on dealing in property
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### sec.288 Restrictions on dealing in property
A port authority must not, without the Minister’s written approval—
dispose of freehold land; or
enter into a lease, licence or another form of tenure of its strategic port land, or its port facilities, for longer than 25 years (including any renewal option).
Also, a wholly owned subsidiary of a GOC port authority must not, without the Minister’s approval—
dispose of freehold land; or
enter into a lease, licence or another form of tenure of its facilities or land that are a port authority’s port facilities, for longer than 25 years (including any renewal option).
An approval may be subject to conditions.
A purported dealing in land or port facilities contrary to this section has no effect.
s 288 ins 1994 No. 32 s 5
amd 2008 No. 67 s 290
(sec.288-ssec.1) A port authority must not, without the Minister’s written approval— dispose of freehold land; or enter into a lease, licence or another form of tenure of its strategic port land, or its port facilities, for longer than 25 years (including any renewal option).
(sec.288-ssec.2) Also, a wholly owned subsidiary of a GOC port authority must not, without the Minister’s approval— dispose of freehold land; or enter into a lease, licence or another form of tenure of its facilities or land that are a port authority’s port facilities, for longer than 25 years (including any renewal option).
(sec.288-ssec.3) An approval may be subject to conditions.
(sec.288-ssec.4) A purported dealing in land or port facilities contrary to this section has no effect.
- (a) dispose of freehold land; or
- (b) enter into a lease, licence or another form of tenure of its strategic port land, or its port facilities, for longer than 25 years (including any renewal option).
- (a) dispose of freehold land; or
- (b) enter into a lease, licence or another form of tenure of its facilities or land that are a port authority’s port facilities, for longer than 25 years (including any renewal option).