Section 54 — No power to sell trust land — Land Act 1994 (Queensland) — Barrister AI

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Section 54 — No power to sell trust land — Land Act 1994 (Queensland) — Barrister AI

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s 52General powers of trustee s 52AAApproval of inconsistent actions s 52ABInconsistent actions by particular trustees s 52ADeclaration that trustee is statutory body s 53Statutory body trustee powers s 53AState trustee powers and delegation s 54No power to sell trust land s 55Power to surrender deed of grant in trust s 55AApplying to surrender s 55B s 55C s 55DRegistration surrenders deed of grant in trust s 55ENotice of surrender s 55FEffect of surrender s 55GPerson to give up possession on surrender s 55HDealing with improvements s 56Model by-lawsSchedule 1A — Provisions that include mandatory conditions for tenuresSchedule 1 — Community purposes Schedule 3 — Requirements for approved agreements Schedule 6 — Dictionary Schedule 2 — Original decisions Schedule 1B — Regulation about the payment and collection of rent and instalments

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No power to sell trust land

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Chapter 3—Reserves, deeds of grant in trust and roads

Part 1—Reserves and deeds of grant in trust

Division 6—Powers of trustee

54 No power to sell trust land

The trustees of trust land are not authorised to dispose of the trust land.

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