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Aerfwzj 发表于 2021-5-13 17:16 
之前论坛有个帖子 也是说的相同的事情,lz可以搜一下。。很可惜新州好像是在2015 还是哪一年通过了compulso ...
这段摘自新洲官网
Compulsory acquisitions
In NSW, all levels of government (including state-owned corporations) can acquire privately owned land for a public purpose. They can acquire:
all or part of a property
interest in a property, including easements for power lines, sewer or water.
The Land Acquisition (Just Terms Compensation) Act 1991 (the Land Acquisition Act) sets out the process for acquiring land.
The Land Acquisition Act directs acquiring authorities to negotiate with landowners for at least six months to acquire land by agreement. In these cases, the Valuer General is not involved. Most land acquisitions happen this way.
If you cannot reach an agreement with the acquiring authority through negotiation, the Governor of NSW can approve compulsory acquisition of your land. The Valuer General will then determine the amount of compensation the acquiring authority must pay for the land.
For more information, see:
NSW Government's Property acquisition website
Valuer General’s policy on Compensation following compulsory acquisition (PDF 414.1 KB)
Valuer General’s policy on Compensation following compulsory acquisition involving possible conflicts of interest (PDF 173.3 KB)
Valuer General’s policy on Compulsory acquisition advice (PDF 164.9 KB)
Valuer General’s brochure on Compulsory acquisition (PDF 1.6 MB)
Government guideline on Determination of compensation following the acquisition of a business (PDF 163.84 KB)
Government guideline on Determination of compensation for disadvantage resulting from relocation. (PDF 299.01 KB) |
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