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PROPERTY LAW ACT 1969 - SECT 110

110 .         Options

        (1)         The rule against perpetuities does not apply to —

            (a)         an option granted to a lessee in respect of the property demised, being an option exercisable only during the currency of the lease or within one year after the expiration thereof and enabling the lessee or the lessee for the time being to purchase the freehold or other superior interest in the demised property; or

            (b)         an option to acquire an interest in land, not being an option to which paragraph (a) refers.

        (2)         An option to which subsection (1)(b) refers, and which according to its terms is, or may be, exercisable at a date more than 21 years from the date of its grant, becomes void, on the expiry of 21 years from the date of its grant, as between the original parties to that grant and all persons claiming through them.

        (3)         Nothing in this section affects an option for renewal contained in a lease or a pre-emptive right to acquire an individual unit or individual units of accommodation in a building containing several units.



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