Grant Land definition
Examples of Grant Land in a sentence
Any other use of the § 323 Grant Land shall require the consent of the Nation.
On the expiration date of a Renewed § 323 Grant, APS shall have ninety (90) days to peaceably and without legal process deliver the possession of the § 323 Grant Land, with or without the Transmission Lines, as the case may be.
If APS and the Nation cannot agree to terms regarding the disposition of one or more of the Transmission Lines, APS shall remove the Transmission Line(s) for which no agreement is reached, in accordance with the Lease and applicable laws and requirements, and shall leave the § 323 Grant Land in good condition.
Prior to the Nation’s final approval, the Nation shall require the third party to enter into an agreement with APS, which agreement must be acceptable to APS, to indemnify, defend, and hold APS harmless from any and all liability arising from the third party’s use, interest, and activities within the § 323 Grant Land.
In the event a Renewed § 323 Grant is terminated early, APS shall have six months to peaceably and without legal process deliver the possession of the § 323 Grant Land for such terminated § 323 Grant, with or without the Transmission Lines, as the case may be.
For the avoidance of doubt, if the proposed use of the Grant Land is not compatible with the existence of native title, then the creation of tenure for the Grant Land will require a surrender of native title rights and interests.
The actual acres for the Plant Property and the § 323 Grant Land, as determined in such surveys, shall each be referred to as the “Actual Acreage.” If the Actual Acreage for the Plant Property exceeds the Expected Plant Property Acreage, or if the Actual Acreage for the § 323 Grant Land exceeds the Expected § 323 Grant Land Acreage, then Section 10.4 and, if necessary, Section 10.5 shall apply.
Subject to clauses 11.4 to 11.8 and paragraph (c) below, the Native Title Party must elect whether the Grant Land be granted as unconditional freehold land or conditional freehold land under the LAA.
If such legal access does not exist, the State must use its best endeavours to assist the Grant Land Claim Group to obtain that access, including upon request, seeking to procure the relevant local government or other authority to gazette a road.
On and from the Secured Foundation Proponent Date, the State agrees to grant to the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Native Title Parties other than the Native Title Party and the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Peninsula Native Title Parties (or their nominee), an area totalling 600 hectares of freehold or other land (Grant Land) in accordance with the procedure set out in this clause 12.