Service on native title holder where title registered
28 Service on native title holder where title registered
If native title is registered under the law of the Commonwealth or the
State, a notice or other document is validly served on the holders of the native title if the notice or other document is given personally or by post to—
their registered representative; and
the relevant representative Aboriginal body for the land.
If—
an
Act provides for the service of notices or other documents on persons with an interest in land, but does not specifically prescribe a method of service on native title holders; and
native title is registered under the law of the Commonwealth or the State in the relevant land and the possibility that unregistered native title may concurrently exist in the same land has been excluded by declaration of a court of competent jurisdiction, the
Act is taken to provide for service on native title holders in accordance with this section (which applies to service on native title holders under the Act to the exclusion of provisions of the
Act about how service is to be effected).
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