Land Use (in title 330, Primary Industry)

Title
Land Use (in title 330, Primary Industry)
Publication Date
2017
Author(s)
Lawson, Andrew
( author )
OrcID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8509-1885
Email: mlawson6@une.edu.au
UNE Id une-id:mlawson6
Editor
Editor(s): G E Dal Pont LLD and The Honourable Justice J D Heydon AC
Type of document
Entry In Reference Work
Language
en
Entity Type
Publication
Publisher
LexisNexis Australia
Place of publication
Chatswood, Australia
Edition
1
UNE publication id
une:21696
Abstract
Land used for agricultural purposes can be held as freehold land, as native title or other forms of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander title, as a lease or licence of Crown land, or under a private tenancy or other agreement for use, in the same manner and subject to the same general real property laws as other land. However, where rural land has been converted to freehold from a leasehold interest in Crown land, a restricted form of freehold may be granted and ministerial or executive consent may be required for certain dealings with the land. Rural land is frequently leased or licensed under a private tenancy agreement, sharefarmed or agisted. The fact that an agreement is called a 'lease', 'licence', 'sharefarming agreement' or 'agistment' does not mean it will be characterised by a court as such. Where rural land is held under native title by Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander landholders or is claimed as native title by registered native title claimants, its use and management may be subject to an Indigenous Land Use Agreement ('ILUA') with pastoralists or other land users.
Link
Citation
Halsbury's Laws of Australia, p. 330-1-330-30
Start page
330-1
End page
330-30

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