Sentences with phrase «land under»

I just put this piece of land under contract with another investor 3 weeks ago and he's supposed to close next week.

Florida law provides that the state owns all submerged land under navigable waters and the land between the low tide line and the mean high - tide line.

A town sold a piece of land under a tax sale.

The other way CHT keeps the homes permanently affordable is to own the land under every home that enters the trust — all part of the grant agreement with the original buyer — and to retain ownership with every future sale.

Who technically owns the land under the house, them or me?

Because of the natural limitations imposed by the coastline, mountains and the percentage of land under conservation, available greenfield land is becoming increasingly scarce and the spiraling demand will soon result in a dearth of investment opportunities and sharp increases in price.

For manufactured housing owners in San Jose, «it's hard to replicate the affordability of housing costs in our area,» says Cheryl Wessling, public information manager for the City of San Jose, Planning, Building & Code Enforcement Dept. «The land under manufactured housing is part of the rent control in our area.

In addition to the Riverway office buildings, the deal includes ownership interests in the land under a Marriott Suites hotel and a fourth office building, the headquarters of MB Financial Inc., which are separately owned.

Chapter 2 discusses the recognition of native title rights to land under the common law and the Native Title Act.

«It is important to remember that much of the land under Indigenous title is marginal, arid and inaccessible.»

[31] Where the government creates a future interest, by granting mineral or land use rights in land under native title claim, if that future interest has been validly created then native title rights do not impair that interest.

In some States the recognition of native title, even in its limited sense, has caused disruption and division between Indigenous groups which have already been allocated rights to land under State legislation and those entitled to native title rights.

The recipients of the survey included all entities with responsibility to hold, manage and progress land under Indigenous title.

After finding approximate common law equivalents for these core concepts of traditional law and custom (and denying some interests for which no equivalent can be found) the Court then determines the extent to which the creation of rights to control access to land under the non-Indigenous property system would extinguish them.

While a large proportion of all Indigenous enterprise activity in Australia occurs in urban environments, this report focuses on agreements and development on Indigenous land under communal title, and therefore the context is predominantly remote.

Given the current leasing options, the NIC Principles are in effect redundant as a means to increase private ownership of Indigenous land under communal tenure.

In New South Wales, Aboriginal people do not have to prove historical connection to the land in order to claim vacant Crown land under the Aboriginal Land Rights Act 1983.

Where the government creates a future interest, by granting mineral or land use rights in land under native title claim, if that future interest has been validly created then native title rights do not impair that interest.

Future acts on land under the ALA or TSILA do not extinguish native title.

This initiative was one of the recommendations made by the Technical Taskforce on Mineral Tenements and Land Title Applications to expedite the processing of the backlog of mineral tenements applications on land under native title claim.

Aboriginal land under inalienable freehold title comprises 84 per cent of the Northern Territory coastline, with virtually all of the rest of the coastline under land claim.

On 3 June 1992, the High Court of Australia handed down the Mabo decision, recognising the continuing rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the original inhabitants of the land under their own law and customs.

The last step in completing the claim required the Northern Territory Government to sign off on compensation for excess fishing near the land under the Blue Mud Bay High Court decision, announced this afternoon by the Northern Land Council.

Our activities began in 1993 after the High Court's historic decision in Mabo v Queensland (No. 2)(1992), which recognises Indigenous peoples» rights to land under the legal concept of native title, and are currently supported through a funding agreement with the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet.

It is useful then to consider what these systems allow the owners of land (the lessors) and the users of land under a lease (the lessees) to do.

Freehold title (Deed Of Grant In Trust: «DOGITS»), reserves and transferred land under Aboriginal Land Act

[18] Department of Families, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs, Access to Aboriginal Land under the Northern Territory Aboriginal Land Rights Act - Time for a change?

-- all buildings, structures, fixtures, fittings, plant and equipment, signs and other items which are on or under the land under lease; and

forfeit the lease establishing the town camp, resume the land under lease, and reserve the resumed land for a wide range of purposes; and

The federal government's acquisition of rights, titles and interests in land under Part 4 of the NTNER Act impacts upon, and is affected by, other federal and Northern Territory laws.

the vesting of rights, titles and interests in land subject to a lease under the SPLA or the CLA, including a lease for a town camp, in the federal government (done by specifying the land under s47 of the NTNER Act).

The federal government also has the power to, at any time prior to the end of the lease, remove or demolish certain improvements48 it may have made to the land under lease and certain utilities and services it may have installed.

This analysis will inform the debate and assist in clarifying misunderstandings about Indigenous land under existing Commonwealth, State and Territory based land rights and the national native title system that have arisen during the debate.

This is dealt with earlier in the chapter under the heading «Dealing with land under compulsory five - year leases».

Broadly, these rights enable native title holders to be on the land under claim for the purpose of conducting activities on the land including; hunting, collecting bush foods and medicine and caring for places of importance.

[97] Division 2 of Part 4 makes provision for the resumption by the Commonwealth Minister of land under SPLA or CLA leases (including 33 town camps listed on Schedule 1 of Part 4) and the forfeiture by the Commonwealth Minister of leases granted under the SPLA or the CLA.

Also during the reporting period, it was reported that the Northern Territory Government proposed to transfer town areas on land under the Aboriginal Land Rights (Northern Territory) Act 1976 (Cth)(ALRA (NT)-RRB- to 99 year leases (from traditional owners)- this «head lease» would be held by a new statutory body, with the power to issue sub-leases for homes and business premises.14

These include clarifying that land can be transferred subject to the conditions on which the initial lease was granted without requiring Ministerial consent.107 This would meet the complaint of lenders that they can not go into possession of leased land under a mortgage without the consent of the Minister.

Significant parts of these shire leases are transferable land under the Aboriginal Land Act 1991 (Qld), which permits determined native title land within the shire leases to be granted as freehold land to the relevant registered native title body corporate under the Native Title Act, to hold on behalf of the relevant native title holders.

Land under this scheme is held by a single state - wide body called the Aboriginal Lands Trust, and includes mostly former mission and reserve land as well as other land that has been transferred to or purchased by the Lands Trust.

It is an attempt to treat Aboriginal land under the ALRA as a lesser form of ownership.

A further reform to Aboriginal land under the intervention was the introduction of «statutory rights».

[35] I share the Land Council's concerns, and do not accept that opportunities to attract commercial investment are improved by bringing land under the control of a government entity.

A grant of land under the ALRA, NSW is also seen as a preferable way of settling native title matters.

The Technical Taskforce on Mineral Tenements and Land Title Applications (92), aimed at expediting the processing of the backlog of mineral tenement applications of land under native title claim also utilised the review process to reach its conclusions.

Before native title was recognised in Mabo (No. 2), 43 it was thought that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples» interests in land under their own laws and customs could not be given effect in Australian law.44 Until the Mabo decision, land rights legislation provided the only means of recognising Indigenous rights in land within the Australian legal system.

In exercising this power, the Minister legitimately extinguished the native title rights and interests in the land under the Native Title Act.

The Lhere Artepe PBC received $ 1.5 million from the Northern Territory government for the transfer of Larapinta, (land under native title) to the Northern Territory government.

As discussed in Chapter 2 in relation to the disposal of land under the Aboriginal Land Rights Act 1983 (New South Wales)(ALRA (NSW)-RRB-, substantial problems have emerged.

Justice North, in the (minority of the) appeal decision in Ward - v - Western Australia, stated «Aboriginal people had rights to exploit resources of the land under traditional law.