Queensland Consolidated Acts Queensland Consolidated Acts(1) A person may sell a proposed allotment of freehold land only if, when the purchaser enters upon the purchase of the allotment--
(a) local government unconditional approval of the subdivision application for the land is in force under the Planning Act; or
(b) local government approval of the subdivision application for the land, subject to conditions other than conditions requiring the applicant to construct works on the land, is in force under the Planning Act; or
(c) the following approvals are in force under the Planning Act--
(i) approval of the subdivision application for the land, subject to conditions requiring the applicant to construct works on the land; and
(ii) approval of the engineering drawings and specifications for the works mentioned in subparagraph (i).7
Maximum penalty--200 penalty units or 1 year's imprisonment.
(1A) A person may sell a proposed allotment of State leasehold land only if, when the purchaser enters upon the purchase of the allotment, the lessee has the Minister's approval, under the Land Act 1994,8 to subdivide the land.
Maximum penalty--200 penalty units or 1 year's imprisonment.
(2) An agreement made in contravention of this section is void and any person who had paid money thereunder shall be entitled to recover the amount thereof, together with the amount of interest (if any) that has accrued in respect of that amount since the money was so paid, by action as for a debt due and owing to the person by the person to whom the money was paid.