forest area definition
forest area means State forest existing from time to time within the area surrounded by a green verge on the map annexed hereto or if that area is varied in accordance with clause 15 hereof that area as so varied.
forest area means any area to which the provisions of the Forest (Conservation) Act 1980, is applicable
forest area means any grass field, pasture land, naked hill whether or not covered with snow, road, pond, lake, stream, wetland, river, rivulets, riverine land, barren or area covered by uncultivated land, which is surrounded by, or situated within, the forest, whether not marked with the forest boundary, except that which is subject to private ownership, right and possession, and that with respect to which otherwise is provided by the prevailing laws.
More Definitions of forest area
forest area means any forest, woodland, prairie, savanna, shrubland, peatland, agricultural land or grassland, but does not include a cultivated garden or lawn; (“zone forestière”)
forest area means any area of land declared under section 4 of the Forests Act (Cap. 385) to be a forest area;
forest area means State Forest existing from time to time within the area surrounded by a red verge on the map annexed to the original of the Agreement which has been endorsed by the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ McArthur the Forests Commission and the Corporation and is held by the Crown Solicitor for Victoria or if that area is varied in accordance with clause 17 of the Agreement means the area as so varied;
forest area means any area to which the provisions of the Forest (Conservation)
forest area means any land declared to be a forestland under this Act;
forest area means any grass field, pasture land, naked hill whether or not covered with snow, road, pond, lake, stream, wetland, river, rivulets, riverine land, barren or area covered by uncultivated land, which is surrounded
forest area means an area notified as forest under the relevant section of Indian Forest Act-1927.