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Active Mobility Act 2017 Division 2 — Access agreements

s 9–s 11 · 3 sections

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Access agreements

s 9

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9.—(1) The proprietor of private land may enter into an agreement under this Division with the Authority for the purposes of declaring a part of the land a public path if all other persons with a legal interest in the land have consented to that agreement. (2) Subject to section 11, an access agreement —(a) attaches to the land; (b) is binding on all persons who from time to time have an interest in the land; and (c) remains in full force and effect despite the fact that the land to which it applies ceases to be private land because of a transfer of ownership or for any other reason.

Access agreement may include indemnity

s 10

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10.—(1) An access agreement may include —(a) an indemnity from a specified form of liability or right of action; (b) a waiver or exclusion of a specified form of liability or right of action; (c) an acknowledgment of liability; or (d) a disclaimer. (2) An access agreement may also include a term requiring a party to the agreement to indemnify another party for costs incurred in defending legal proceedings against the second‑mentioned party.

Variation of access agreement

s 11

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11.—(1) Subject to subsection (2), an access agreement may be varied at any time by agreement between the parties but only if it remains in conformity with the order under section 6 declaring the relevant public path. (2) An access agreement cannot be varied in a manner that affects the legal interest in the land of another person without that person’s consent to the agreement.

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