Examples of Land Tribunal in a sentence

Any objection by the landlord to a notice served under subsection (1) may be referred by the tenant to arbitration or expert determination by the Agricultural Land Tribunal (Wales).
The Global Debenture is enforceable against the Issuer subject to the special jurisdiction and powers of the Ontario Land Tribunal over defaulting municipalities under the Municipal Affairs Act, as amended.
As soon as practicable after a claim is referred to the Land Tribunal, the tribunal must comply with this section.
A claim by a group of Aboriginal people for an area of claimable land on the ground of traditional affiliation is established if the Land Tribunal is satisfied that the members of the group have a common connection with the land based on spiritual and other associations with, rights in relation to, and responsibilities for, the land under Aboriginal tradition.
If a claim by a group of Aboriginal people for an area of claimable land is not established on 1 or more grounds, the Land Tribunal must notify each party to the proceeding, in writing, that the claim has not been so established.

More Definitions of Land Tribunal

Land Tribunal means the Tribunal established by section 49; ''leased land'' means land held for a Government lease;

Land Tribunal means a land tribunal established under the Act;

Land Tribunal means a Land Tribunal constituted under section 109;

Land Tribunal means a Land Tribunal constituted under section 44;

Land Tribunal means the Tribunal established by section 51; "leased land" means land held for a Government lease; "Minister" means the Minister responsible for land;

Land Tribunal means the Tribunal established by section 51;

Land Tribunal means a district land tribunal established under section 74