Glen Davis Act 1939

As soon as practicable after the commencement of this Act a Crown grant of the lands described in the Fourth Schedule to this Act shall be issued to William Joseph Lees of Mount Victoria, licensed publican, his heirs and successors forever.

The Crown grant issued under this section shall contain:

the reservation of minerals referred to in paragraph (a) of subsection two of section nineteen of this Act, and such other reservations and exceptions as may, by the Governor, be deemed expedient in the public interest,

a condition binding the land, which shall be a special condition within the meaning of this Act, for the construction, within twelve months after the date of the Crown grant, upon the lands thereby granted, of buildings in accordance with the plans and information lodged with the licensing court for the Hartley licensing district held at Lithgow on the twenty-eighth day of September, one thousand nine hundred and thirty-nine, in connection with an application by Edith Mary Gardiner the licensee of the Mount Victoria Hotel situated at Mount Victoria in the said licensing district for the conditional removal of such licence to premises proposed to be erected at Glen Davis in the said licensing district upon the lands described in such application,

a condition binding the land, which shall be a special condition within the meaning of this Act, providing that the land shall not, after a specified date, be used for any purpose other than as licensed premises in respect of which a publican’s licence is held,

a condition of forfeiture:

on the breach or non-observance of any specified condition being a condition referred to in paragraph (a) of this subsection, or

on the breach or non-observance of any condition referred to in paragraph (b) or paragraph (c) of this subsection, or

in the event of the land ceasing to be premises in respect of which a publican’s licence is held.