Distinct places—basic rules
36 Distinct places—basic rules
Places are distinct unless they are all in the same area because of subsection (2), (3) or (4).
Places are in the same area if they are all situated in the same property as defined by section 37.
Places are in the same area if they are situated in properties each of which forms part of a combined area as defined by section 38 and:
the same person or persons is or are the principal user (as defined by section 39) of all the properties that together constitute that combined area; or
because of a determination in force under section 40, that combined area is an eligible combined area for the purposes of this paragraph.
Places are in the same area if they are all situated in the same eligible Territory.
The later provisions of this Division have effect only for the purposes of this Division.
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