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STREET ALIGNMENT ACT 1844 - SECT 1

1 .         Surveys of towns, Governor’s powers as to; original surveys, rectifying deviations from

                Be it therefore enacted by His Excellency the Governor of Western Australia, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council thereof, that immediately after the passing of this Act it shall be lawful for the Governor to direct an authorised land officer at his earliest convenience to cause a survey to be made of every town laid out by the Government of this Colony as nearly as possible in accordance with the survey originally made of such town, except in any case where a deviation therefrom may have been previously directed and sanctioned by any Governor of this Colony, or may during the progress of such survey be found necessary for the rectification of any street so as not to interfere with any substantial brick or stone building already erected, and which deviation may be sanctioned by the Governor in Executive Council, in which case the survey is to be made in accordance with such sanctioned alteration, which the Governor is hereby authorised to make: Provided nevertheless that no such alteration shall be so made as to lessen the quantity of land contained in any allotment granted in fee-simple by the Crown without compensation being given for the portion so taken away.

        [Section 1 amended: No. 126 of 1987 s. 11.]

[ 2.         Deleted: No. 8 of 1924 s. 8.]



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