Grant of lease by trustee of Aboriginal land
120 Grant of lease by trustee of Aboriginal land
The trustee of Aboriginal land may grant a lease over all or a part of the land for not more than 99 years.
Without limiting subsection (1), the trustee of Aboriginal land may grant a lease (a home ownership lease) over all or a part of the land for 99 years to any of the following for residential use—
an Aboriginal person;
a person who is not an Aboriginal person if—
the person is the spouse or former spouse of—
a person mentioned in paragraph (a); or
a person mentioned in paragraph (a) who is deceased; or
the lease supports another part 10 lease granted to the person.
The trustee of Aboriginal land may grant a perpetual lease (a townsite lease) over all or a part of the land if—
the land or part is township land; and
the lease is granted to a local government.
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