War Service Land Settlement Act 1950
60Preservation of supposed existing rights of property between Crown and subject
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60 Preservation of supposed existing rights of property between Crown and subject
(1) [Section 60 Subsection (1) amended by No. 17 of 1996, Applied:15 May 1998] No action shall lie against the Crown or against any servant or agent of the Crown for any trespass vi et armis to person, land or goods, for any disseisin, for any detention or conversion of goods, or for the return of any money, where the trespass, disseisin, conversion or receipt of goods or money was in purported pursuance of the repealed Acts or any of them.
(2) [Section 60 Subsection (2) amended by No. 17 of 1996, Applied:15 May 1998] No such action by the Crown or any servant or agent of the Crown suing on behalf of the Crown shall be defended on the ground that the defendant is entitled to re-enter, recapture or retain the land, goods or money the subject of the action by reason of some invalidity in the repealed Acts or any of them.