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BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA COMPANY LAND

ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS

    SECTION

    1.    Short title

    2.    Lands described in First Schedule vested in the B.S.A. Co.

    3.    Company may dispose of land

    4.    Prior rights unaffected

    5.    Closure of existing roads and thoroughfares

    6.    Minister may grant roads or right of way

    7.    Minister may establish outspan

    8.    President may take land required for public purposes; impose taxes in respect of ownership or occupation

    9.    Minister has power of entry upon lands

    10.    No compensation payable for land expropriated for public purposes or for materials taken

    11.    Lands excluded

    12.    Certain lands deemed included

    13.    Diagrams

        First Schedule

        Second Schedule

Proc. 4, 1905,
Proc. 12, 1905,
Proc. 13, 1905,
Proc. 10, 1914,
Proc. 22, 1926,
Proc. 3, 1927,
Proc. 20, 1928,
Proc. 21, 1928,
Proc. 9, 1931,
Cap. 92, 1948,
Cap. 114, 1959,
HMC Order 1, 1963,
L.N. 55, 1965,
L.N. 84, 1966,
L.N. 94, 1966,
Act 21, 1979,
Act 32, 1983.

An Act to grant to the British South Africa Company Limited the title to certain land.

[Date of Commencement: 7th February, 1905]

1.    Short title

    This Act may be cited as the British South Africa Company Land Act.

2.    Lands described in First Schedule vested in the B.S.A. Co.

    The property of and in all lands within the boundaries described in the First Schedule shall, subject to the provisions and reservations contained in this Act, be vested in the British South Africa Company (in this Act referred to as "the Company") absolutely, and the property described in the Second Schedule shall be so vested subject to such provisions and reservations, and further subject to the provisions of section 11.

3.    Company may dispose of land

    The Company is hereby empowered to grant such lands or any portion thereof for terms of years or in perpetuity and either absolutely or by way of mortgage or otherwise:

    Provided always that no occupation or ownership of any such lands shall be recognised as valid or legal unless a title has been granted to the owner or occupier in such form as the Minister shall prescribe.