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TREATY OF PEACE REGULATIONS - REG 51C
Manner of reduction of purchase money
- (1)
- The amount by which the purchase money shall be reduced in accordance with
these Regulations, except where the reduction arises by reason of the
exclusion from transfer to the purchaser of portion of the land sold, or
purporting to be sold, shall be determined by agreement between the Custodian
and the purchaser, or, in default of agreement, by reference of any difference
or dispute as to the amount to two arbitrators for arbitration, one of the
arbitrators to be appointed by the Custodian, and one by the purchaser, and
such reference shall be deemed to be a submission within the meaning of the
laws of the Territory of New Guinea or the Territory of Papua, as the case
requires, for the time being in force relating to arbitration.
- (2)
- The amount by which the purchase money shall be reduced by reason of the
exclusion from transfer to the purchaser of portion of the land sold or
purporting to be sold shall be determined as follows:
- (a)
- In respect of
unplanted land so excluded, a reduction shall be made in accordance with the
following provisions:
- (i)
- The value of the whole of the unplanted land
purporting to be sold to the purchaser shall be deemed to be such sum as bears
the same relation to the purchase price payable in respect of the whole of the
property as the value placed upon such unplanted land by the Custodian bears
to the value placed by him upon the whole of the property prior to the sale
thereof;
- (ii)
- The value of the unplanted land determined in accordance with
the last preceding subparagraph shall be divided by the total number of
hectares of unplanted land purporting to be sold to the purchaser;
- (iii)
- The
amount ascertained in pursuance of the last preceding subparagraph shall be
multiplied by the number of hectares of unplanted land excluded from transfer
to the purchaser and the amount resulting shall be the amount by which the
purchase money shall be reduced; and
- (b)
- In respect of planted land so
excluded a reduction shall be made in accordance with the following
provisions:
- (i)
- The value of the whole of the planted land purporting to be
sold to the purchaser shall be determined by deducting the value of the whole
of the unplanted land purporting to be sold to the purchaser from the total
purchase price payable in respect of the whole of the property;
- (ii)
- For the
purposes of the last preceding subparagraph, the value of the unplanted land
shall be calculated in accordance with the provisions of paragraph (a) of this
subregulation;
- (iii)
- The value determined in accordance with subparagraph (i)
of this paragraph shall be deemed to be the value of the coco-nut palms and
cocoa trees growing on the planted land;
- (iv)
- Each coco-nut palm and each
cocoa tree which is ten or more years old shall be reckoned as one unit and
each coco-nut palm and each cocoa tree less than ten years old shall be
reckoned as a fraction of a unit, each full year of age being reckoned as
one-tenth of a unit;
- (v)
- The value of the planted land determined in
accordance with subparagraph (i) of this paragraph shall be divided by the
total number of units of coco-nut palms and cocoa trees on the planted land;
and
- (vi)
- The amount ascertained in pursuance of the last preceding
subparagraph shall be multiplied by the number of units of coco-nut palms and
cocoa trees on the planted land excluded from transfer to the purchaser and
the amount resulting shall be the amount by which the purchase money shall be
reduced.
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