Retail and Commercial Leases Act 1995

adjacent lessee, in relation to a casual mall licence area, means a lessee of a retail shop that is in the same retail shopping centre and is situated in front of or immediately adjacent to the casual mall licence area;

casual mall licence means an agreement under which a person grants, or agrees to grant, to another person a right to occupy a designated part of a mall area for the purposes of the sale of goods or the supply of services to the public, where the total number of days the person is permitted to occupy the area does not exceed 180 days;

casual mall licence area, in relation to a casual mall licence, means the part of the mall area in respect of which a person is granted a right of occupancy under the casual mall licence;

casual mall licence plan—see clause 2(2);

casual mall licence policy—see clause 2;

centre court means a part of a mall area designated as a centre court by the lessor in a casual mall licence policy in accordance with clause 2;

common area does not include parking areas, loading docks, plant rooms, customer service areas, stairways, escalators, travelators, lifts, lift wells, toilets, restrooms, seating areas, food courts, stage areas, entertainment areas, or lifestyle precincts;

competitor—see subclause (2);

external competitor—see subclause (3);

internal competitor—see subclause (4);

mall area means a part of the common area of a retail shopping centre accessible to the public that is bordered wholly or partly by the shopfronts of retail shops;

non-specific outgoings means outgoings to which section 34 applies;

sales period means a period not exceeding four weeks fixed from time to time by the lessor as a period during which the lessor promotes a sales event in the retail shopping centre;

special event means a community, cultural, arts, entertainment, recreational, sporting, promotional or other similar event that is to be held in the retail shopping centre over a limited period of time.