Unimproved value" means the actual value of any land less the amount of the value of all improvements (if any) thereon. No person while a member of the Council shall qualify as an applicant, or interested in any application, for an lease or agreement.
PART V
Notice of the revaluation amount will be given immediately ~otice ofre,valua-. by the Commissioner for the lessee. For the first year at one fifth of the full interest rate provided for in the agreement:
PART VI
The lessee of the land prior to the resumption has priority to any intended rent of the said land. For any other purpose approved by the Commissioner, whether or not corresponding to any of the above purposes:.
PART VIII
IRRIGATION works Ye:'tin~ water ~n In. FEDERATIONS, and the ASSOCIATION uses it for the Federation. In the event of a dispute, the Commissioner's decision as to the share of costs to be paid by each member shall be final.
PART IX
The personal residence of any member of the blockholder's family shall be deemed to be a personal residence for the purposes of section 120. All moneys received by the Bank in repayment of any principal money ..advance under this section shall be placed to the credit of the Fund, ~ ~)~~dtob~~r:J::;t and are part of it. The money received as interest will be paid to be paid in. Treasurer in aid of the general revenue of the state.
VISIONS OF THIS SECTION; and for the purpose of effecting the acquisition thereof, the Governor may accept the surrender of the said lease or resume the land contained therein. 4) The provisions of this Section relating to lands adjacent to the Murray River which are suitable for reclamation or irrigation shall apply to land acquired or to be acquired under the powers conferred by this section. During the next two and a half years of the said term, no part of the purchase money is payable, and interest only at the fixed rate is payable.
Each application for purchase must be accompanied by an amount equal to the first semi-annual installment of the purchase money of the land and improvements. Notwithstanding anything in any of the Crown Lands Acts, the provisions of proviso (b) to subsection T.
PART XI
Any person holding land under any tenure may surrender land under any tenure. any part of the said land on such terms as may be recommended by the Board may be in possession. Any person who surrenders land under a bush lease for the allocation of ?df d. contract with a e cre Ite as agamst t e Illstaments 0 procurement- cleaning lease. money to be paid by agreement with the full amount paid Ibid., s. crowns from him in respect of the purchase price thereafter. If the tenant does not accept or refuses the terms offered or the payment of rent or purchase price as specified.
The unimproved value of the land to be included in the perpetual lease or agreement, and the unimproved value of all other land owned by the lessee or purchaser under any tenancy, shall not in aggregate exceed five thousand pounds or, in the case of a surrender, a perpetual lease for the agreement, seven thousand pounds, unless the land to be included in the perpetual lease or contract is, in the opinion of the Commissioner, suitable for pastoral purposes only. If the land to be included is, in the opinion of the commissioner, suitable only for grazing purposes, the carrying capacity of such unimproved land and of all other land held by the lessee or purchaser under any tenure shall not in aggregate exceed five thousand sheep, or if is the land outside Goyder's rainfall line, ten thousand sheep:. A purchaser under any contract (other than a contract under Part X of the Crown Lands Act 1903, Part X of the Crown Lands Act 1915 or Part X of this Act) may apply in writing to cancel a contract for a perpetual lease of land which he range.
PART XII
If the Council recommends the granting of the application, but not otherwise, the Commissioner may, if he thinks fit, in writing signed by him, consent to the transfer or sub-letting. The receipt or land grant or certificate shall thereupon be canceled to the extent mentioned, and the said land shall thereafter, for the purposes of the Property Act, 1886, be treated and deemed as if it had never been alienated from the Crown. The Registrar-General will also call in and sign the duplicate of the land grant or certificate in the same manner, which will then be canceled to the extent mentioned.
Where village lands are sold by auction subject to the said condition, and it is shown to the satisfaction of the Commissioner that more than the specified number of allotments thereof have been purchased by or on behalf of any person, the Governor may by notice. The receipt or land grant or certificate shall thereupon be canceled to the extent mentioned, and the canceled grants shall thereafter, for the purposes of the Property Act, 1886, be treated as if they had never been alienated from the Crown. The Registrar-General will also call in and sign the duplicate of the said land grant or certificate in the same manner, which will then be canceled to the extent mentioned.
PART XIV
Each license shall continue in force for a period not exceeding one year from the date of issue and shall be subject to the payment of such fee and to such restrictions and conditions as may be imposed by the Commissioner.
PART XV
Powers of forfeiture, acceptance of surrender and resumption of agreements and leases to be exercised by Commissioner.
PART XVI
I an s, d Or lands reserved for or dedicated to public use may be ,. cattle and to destroy swine. seized by a Crown Lands Ranger or by any person authorized Ibid., p. by the Commissioner or ranger. Notwithstanding the provisions of any law to the contrary, exemption from. any agreement entered into under this Act is exempt from tax. All rent payable in respect of land leased under this Act or any Act repealed hereunder shall, except as otherwise provided herein, be payable annually in advance.
The money required by the Commissioner for the purposes. of §§ 260 and 261 are handed over to him by the treasurer. This section does not apply. (a) to any lease or agreement granted or entered into under Part XI. Any person holding any land from the Crown during a completion of. lease WIt rIg t 0 ren ase, or su ]ect to anyt mg contame m lease with right of.
PART XVII
Constitutions, or the Pastoral Act, 1904, or any Act incorporated therewith, without a license or other valid authority, except on land so leased by him and for the purpose of making improvements on the said land; or (b) unlawfully remove, or cut, excavate, quarry or dig. for, for the purpose of removing any metal, or ore containing metal, or any stone, sand, gravel, or other material from any such lands, without a license or other authority, shall be liable to forfeit and pay , in addition to the value of the tree, sapling, wood, metal or other material, to a fine of not less than two pounds nor more than five pounds or to imprisonment for any term not exceeding two months. ments, records, etc., on Crown lands. Any money or reward received pursuant to any illegal agreement shall be forfeited and recoverable by anyone suing for it. Who willfully defaces, injures, destroys, removes, scratches, or carves any monument, plinth, carving, scriptural ornament, or record placed, erected, or upon any land. belonging to or vested in the Crown, or dedicated or reserved lands, shall be liable to a fine not exceeding Fifty Pounds or to imprisonment for any term not exceeding six months.
Any person who damages or destroys any gate or opening erected by the authority of the Commissioner in any road or street, or fails to close the same, shall for any such offense be liable to a fine not exceeding fifty pounds or to imprisonment. for any period not longer than six months. Any person who obstructs or willfully obstructs any member of the Board, or any keeper of Crown land, or other authorized person, in the exercise of any right under this Act, shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding fifty pounds , or shall be imprisoned for any term not exceeding six months. Any person who knowingly makes any false statement by false statement as. as to customs in hundreds shall be liable to a fine of ~~.~omm2~~ge.
PART
The purchaser shall pay and discharge all taxes levied and outgoings which shall become payable in respect of the said land. , 4. 7 The purchaser shall not encumber or mortgage the said land without the consent of the vendor which the former held and sublet. . o 8. It shall be lawful for the seller and all persons authorized by him at any time unlimited to enter upon and upon the said land before the completion of the purchase thereof.
The buyer will pay and waive all tax assessments and expenses that will be payable in respect of the said land. The buyer will not sublet or encumber the said land without the consent of the vendor who was first transferred and acquired. It is lawful for the seller and all persons authorized by him at all times without restriction to enter upon the said land and enter upon the said land before the completion of the purchase thereof.
CROWN
In the penultimate I. line III. of the paragraph, the word "offer for" is added after "such", since without these words the paragraph is ambiguous. The words "as the case may be" are added at the end of the section to give full effect to their plain meaning. References in this and subsequent sections to all associations other than "Lyrup Village Association" are deleted as other associations listed in Part VIII. they disappeared.
Every memorandum submitted for the purpose of forming an Association shall be struck out as no reason for the formation of a new Association. Subsection (2) deleted as unnecessary in view of: the provisions 'Of section 15 of the Act I.a. :terpnetation Act, 1915.
