Effect of Order[5]
6F Effect of Order[5]
By force of this section, on and from the specified day—
any easement, right or privilege for petroleum pipeline purposes—
existing immediately before the specified day; and
in favour of the Company or land owned by or vested in the Company; and
relating to the land to be burdened by a statutory easement—
is extinguished; and
any restrictive covenant—
s. 6F
existing immediately before the specified day; and
in favour of the Company or land owned by or vested in the Company; and
relating to an easement extinguished by paragraph (a)—
is discharged; and
an easement for access and pipeline purposes is created over the land specified in the statement under section 6C(1)(d); and
an easement for the purposes of the authorised pipeline is created over the land specified in the statement under section 6C(1)(e); and
the owner for the time being of the Company pipeline is entitled to the benefit of a statutory easement; and
the creation of a statutory easement gives to the person entitled to the benefit of the easement the rights specified in relation to that easement in the statement lodged under section 6C; and
the creation of a statutory easement imposes on the person entitled to the benefit of the easement the obligations specified in the statement lodged under section 6C, and the owners for the time being of the land burdened by the easement may enforce those obligations as if the persons so entitled had entered into an agreement with each of those owners containing those obligations; and
the burden of any obligation on an owner of land (whether positive or negative) specified in the statement lodged under section 6C—
runs with that land; and
may be enforced against that owner or that owner's successor in title as if that owner had agreed to be bound by it and as if it were a restrictive covenant; and
may be enforced by the person for the time being entitled to the benefit of the statutory easement.
S. 6G inserted by No. 63/1994 s. 5.
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