Tasmanian Consolidated Acts
(1) Where land is acquired from a person who, except for this Part, would not be entitled to sell the land, the purchase-money or compensation for the land is to be, with the consent of all interested parties, paid to a trustee subject to the trusts declared in the deed of trust.
(2) Where a person
the person's consent to any application or disposition of the purchase-money or compensation may be given by the person's guardian or that administrator on the person's behalf or the purchase-money or compensation may be paid to that guardian or administrator.(a) is an infant or a person in respect of whose estate an administrator has been appointed under the Guardianship and Administration Act 1995; and
(b) is interested in, or entitled to receive, any purchase-money or compensation under this Act
(3) Where all the interested parties referred to in subsection (1) do not consent to the payment of purchase-money or compensation to a trustee, the acquiring authority must apply to the Court for a determination in relation to the application of the purchase-money or compensation.