Southgate Project Act 1994

The owner of any of the project land or land in the adjoining area in respect of which the management statement does not have effect may, by instrument, consent to the management statement having effect in respect of that land.

If the instrument relates to land under the Transfer of Land Act 1958, it must include consent from the following persons with an interest in or encumbrance over that land—

a registered mortgagee or registered annuitant;

a caveator whose caveat is recorded in the Register;

an annuitant whose charge, or a person whose mortgage or caveat is lodged for registration before the instrument is lodged under that Act.

The instrument may include the consent of—

the registered lessee or registered sub-lessee, if the land is under the Transfer of Land Act 1958; or

the lessee or sub-lessee, if the land is Crown land.

If the instrument relates to land under the Transfer of Land Act 1958, the owner who signed it may apply to the Registrar—

to have the lodged management statement amended so that it applies to the land in the instrument; and

to have the instrument recorded on any relevant folio of the Register or other document specified in the application.

If the instrument relates to Crown land, the owner who signed it—

may apply to the Registrar to have the lodged management statement amended to include that land; and

may lodge a copy of that instrument and the amended management statement at the Central Plan Office.

An application to the Registrar under this section must be in an appropriate approved form.

On an application under this section the Registrar may make any amendments to a lodged management statement or any recordings in the Register or any other document that are necessary because of the application and for that purpose may dispense with the production of any instrument or certificate of title.