The sovereignty of The Sample Clauses

The sovereignty of The. Bahamas extends over the territorial sea, the archipelagic waters, the internal waters, the seabed and subsoil thereof as well as the airspace over such sea and waters.” (Emphasis added) 124. In my judgment, given that the Crown is the owner of the foreshore and the internal waters, notwithstanding that it may abut private land, the Crown was likewise the owner of the canals and waterways of the OFB Gated Community. Even though the canals were man- made, the internal waters flow into that canal and form the waterways. Accordingly, as the Developer does not in fact own the waterways, it was never theirs to transfer to the POA as a part of the common area. 125. My views are further strengthened by several other pieces of legislation showing that it is not possible to build even a dock, jetty or any other structure on the private land adjourning the canals, waterways, and Boat Basin without receiving permission from the Crown. This is clearly set out in the Buildings Regulation Act, the Planning and Subdivision Act, 2010, and the Ports Authorities Act. Buildings Regulation Act
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