Canning Lands Revestment Act 1954 (WA)

Western Australia Canning Lands Revestment Act 1954 Western Australia Canning Lands Revestment Act 1954 Contents 1. Short title 2 2. Cancellation of and excision of portion from reserve 2 3. Closure of certain roads and extinguishment of certain rights‑of‑way 2 4. Revesting of lands, and mineral rights 2 5. Revestment of strips of land abutting Coventry and Lamb Streets 2 6. Revestment of land held in trust by City of Perth 3 7. Closure of portions of certain street widenings 3 8. Deviation of Braebrise Road 4 9. Dedication of certain roads 4 10. Crown Grant of revested land may be given 5 First Schedule Second Schedule Third Schedule Notes Compilation table 13 Western Australia Canning Lands Revestment Act 1954 An Act relating to the Resubdivision of certain Lands in the Canning District, and to certain Rights, Roads and Reserves in that District and for other purposes. Whereas the State Housing Commission constituted under the State Housing Act, 1946‑1954, has acquired or desires to acquire for the purposes of that Act certain lands in the Canning District being those lands delineated on Lands and Surveys Department 2 Original plans 6139 and 6140 and thereon designated as Canning Locations 1274 and 1275 respectively and desires to effect a re‑subdivision of the lands and to include in the re‑subdivision of the lands described in the First Schedule to this Act; and whereas for the purposes of the re‑subdivision it is necessary or desirable that certain roads and rights‑of‑way as described in the Second Schedule to this Act should be closed and extinguished and that all the lands the subject of this Act, together with the rights to any mines of coal or other minerals under the lands excepting however the whole of the lands described in section seven of this Act and also the whole of the lands described in the Third Schedule to this Act together with the aforesaid rights appurtenant thereto, should be revested in Her Majesty as of her former estate: Be it therefore enacted by the Queen's most excellent Majesty by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and the Legislative Assembly in this present Parliament assembled, and by authority of the same, as follows: —