South Australian Consolidated Acts South Australian Consolidated Acts38—Registration fees for incapacitated ex-service personnel
(1) If the Registrar
is satisfied by such evidence as the Registrar requires that—
(a) a
motor vehicle is owned by a person who has been a member of a naval, military
or air force of Her Majesty; and
(b) the
owner, as a result of service in a naval, military or air force, is totally
and permanently incapacitated, or is blind, or has lost a leg or foot, or
receives under the laws of the Commonwealth relating to repatriation a pension
at the rate for total incapacity, or a pension granted by reason of impairment
of the power of locomotion at a rate not less than 70 per cent of the rate for
total incapacity; and
(c) the
motor vehicle will, during the period for which it is sought to be registered,
be wholly or mainly used for the transport of the owner,
the prescribed registration fee for that motor vehicle must be reduced by the
prescribed amount.
(2) This section does
not apply to or in relation to—
(a) more
than one motor vehicle owned by the same owner; or
(b) any
motor vehicle in respect of the registration of which a reduced fee is payable
pursuant to any provision of this Act other than this section.
(3) If the
registered owner of a motor vehicle that has been registered at a reduced fee
in accordance with this section dies, or ceases to be the owner of the
vehicle, the registration will, subject to this Act, continue in force for a
period of one month after death, or the cessation of ownership, and will,
unless the balance of the prescribed registration fee is paid, become void
upon the expiration of that period.