Liability for GAIC taken not to have arisen in certain circumstances
201SB Liability for GAIC taken not to have arisen in certain circumstances
Any liability to pay a growth areas infrastructure contribution that arises in respect of a GAIC event that occurs in relation to land in the contribution area is taken never to have arisen if—
in the case of the issue of a statement of compliance relating to a plan of subdivision, the Registrar of Titles does not register the plan for any reason other than the reason that the requirements of section 22(1)(g) of the Subdivision Act 1988 have not been complied with; or
in the case of an application for a building permit—
the application is withdrawn; or
the relevant building surveyor refuses to issue the building permit for any reason other than the reason that the requirements of section 24(4) of the Building Act 1993 have not been complied with; or
in the case of a dutiable transaction relating to land, the instrument that was intended to effect the transaction failed to give effect to the transaction within the meaning of section 260 of the Duties Act 2000.
S. 201SC inserted by No. 23/2010 s. 9.
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