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2 Definitions

In this Act:

building lot has the same meaning as in the Unit

Titles Act 1975.

common property means so much of the development area as is from time to time vested in the Management Corporation and includes the lock and associated structures and the easements for the maintenance of, and access to, the lock and associated structures.

Developer means Darwin Marina Estates Pty. Ltd., the party to the development agreement, or its successors or assigns.

development area means Lot 5647 Town of Darwin delineated in survey plan S87/278B deposited with the

Surveyor-General.

development agreement means the development agreement between the Territory and the Developer dated 26 May 1988, as amended from time to time in accordance with its terms.

lot means an area shown in the lot plan as a lot.

lot entitlement, in relation to a lot, means the number specified in the lot plan as the lot entitlement.

lot plan means the lot plan prepared in accordance with section 3.

Management Corporation means the body corporate established by section 8.

owner, in relation to a lot, means:

(a)

if a lot is subdivided into units under the Unit Titles Act

1975 – the body corporate of the units plan; and

(aa)

if a lot is subdivided into building lots under the Unit

Titles Act 1975 – the body corporate of the building development plan; and

(ab)

if a lot is subdivided into lots within the meaning of Part IVB of the Unit Titles Act 1975 – the estate management corporation; and

(ac)

if a lot is subdivided to form the scheme land of a scheme under the Unit Title

Schemes Act 2009 – the body corporate of the scheme; and

(b)

in all other cases – the owner in fee simple of the lot.

Tribunal means the Civil and Administrative Tribunal.

Note for section 2

The Interpretation Act 1978 contains definitions and other provisions that may be relevant to this Act.

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