Petroleum Act 1936

Except where and then only to the extend agreed to by the parties or authorized by the warden compensation is not payable under the provisions of this Act to the lessee of land leased for pastoral purposes of the Land Act 1933 —

for deprivation of the possession of the surface of the land or any part of the surface;

for damage to the surface of the land;

where the lessee is deprived of the possession of the surface of any land, for severance of the land from any other land of the lessee;

for surface rights of way and easements;

for any diminution of or interference with the right of the lessee to the reasonable comfort and enjoyment or the peaceful and quiet occupation of the homestead or any other structure on or in the land; or

for any disturbance of cattle, sheep or other stock whatsoever or any damage suffered by the lessee as a consequence of the disturbance.

Compensation is not payable for any gold, minerals or petroleum known or supposed to be on or under the land.