National Land Code (Revised - 2020) · Updated to 15 Oct 2020 · Chapter 5 · Enforcement of conditions
128. Summary action to secure remedying of breach of condition
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any alienated land is liable under section 127 to forfeiture to the State Authority for breach of any condition; and 160
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it appears to the Land Administrator that the breach is capable of being remedied by the proprietor within a reasonable time, the Land Administrator shall serve, or cause to be served, on the proprietor a notice in Form 7a specifying the action required for remedying the breach, and calling upon him to take such action within the time therein specified.
Upon the service of any notice under subsection (1), the Land Administrator shall endorse, or cause to be endorsed, on the register document of title to the land in question a note to the effect that the land is subject to action for breach of condition.
Land Administrator
“Land Administrator” means a Land Administrator appointed under section 12, and includes an Assistant Land Administrator appointed thereunder; and, in relation to any land, references to the Land Administrator, or any Assistant Land Administrator, having jurisdiction in the district or subdistrict in which the land is situated;
The service of any notice under subsection (1) shall operate as a waiver by the State Authority, conditional upon strict compliance with the requirements thereof, of the right of forfeiture existing by reason of the breach to which it relates;
and—
if the notice is complied with, the note endorsed under subsection (2) shall be cancelled accordingly;
if the notice is not complied with, the Land Administrator shall take action in accordance with section 129.