An option to renew a sublease of Crown land does not itself require Ministerial approval under s 332 of the Land Act 1994 (Qld); the term 'sublease' in s 332 is limited to the sublease itself and does not extend to all its incidents. The registration provisions of the Land Act 1994 (ss 298, 301, 302, 325) do not create a Torrens system of indefeasible title for Crown leasehold, and a registered holder of a head lease does not take free of unregistered equitable interests. A notice to remedy breach under s 124 of the Property Law Act 1974 that very substantially overstates the defaults is invalid where the tenant cannot calculate the precise amount required to remedy the breach.
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