When lease may be forfeited
234 When lease may be forfeited
A lease may be forfeited—
if the lessee defaults in the payment of an amount payable to the State under this Act for the lease; orNote—A rent and instalment regulation may allow the Minister to take action for non-payment.
if the lessee breaches a condition of the lease, other than—
a condition of the lease applying under section 199B(a) or (b); or
a condition that the lessee comply with a land management agreement for the lease; or
Note—A breach of a condition mentioned in subparagraph (i) or (ii) may be dealt with by a remedial action notice.
if the lessee fails to comply with a remedial action notice requiring the lessee to take remedial action to remedy a breach of a condition of the lease applying under section 199B(a) or (b); or
if the lessee contravenes a provision of this Act in relation to the lease; or
if the lessee is found by a court of competent jurisdiction to have acquired the lease by fraud; or
if the lessee fails to comply with a remedial action order relating to the lease.
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