Ipswich Trades Hall Act 1986

Upon receipt by the registrar of dealings of—

the notification referred to in section 5; and

a document purporting to be a copy of an agreement (duly stamped under the Stamp Act 1894) entered into by Kern Corporation Ltd and the trustees (at the time of the agreement’s execution) of the Ipswich Trades Hall and Labour Day Committee and certified on behalf of both parties to the agreement to be a true copy of the agreement, being an agreement for the design and construction on the Bell Street lands of premises suitable for use in part as the Ipswich Trades Hall; and

a certificate of classification as prescribed by the Standard Building Law, section 6.3 under the Building Act 1975 from the Council of the City of Ipswich in respect of the building work carried out by Kern Corporation Ltd on the Bell Street lands; and

a certificate from the Council of the City of Ipswich confirming that all rates, charges and fire levies payable to that council in respect of the Bell Street lands and the Nicholas Street lands, up to and including the date of execution of that certificate, have been paid; and

a certificate of an architect acceptable to both parties to the agreement referred to in paragraph (b) that the building work carried out by Kern Corporation Ltd under that agreement has been executed to practical completion; and

the written consent of every mortgagee under a mortgage encumbrance registered or noted on an instrument of lease of the Nicholas Street lands immediately before the day on which the proclamation referred to in this section is made, being a consent to the termination pursuant to section 7 of the perpetual leases over the Nicholas Street lands;

the Governor may by proclamation appoint a day for the purposes of this Act, which day is in this Act referred to as the designated day.

Editor’s note—

The designated day is 1 September 1988 (proc pubd gaz 3 September 1988 p 12).