Local Government (Rating) Act 2002

Rating of Māori freehold land - Effect of charging orders

104: Effect of charging order

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"What happens when a charging order is made: you need permission to use your land"

If a charging order is made under section 101, you cannot deal with the land unless you have the consent of the local authority or the leave of the Māori Land Court. This means you need permission from one of these groups to do anything with the land. You must get their approval first.

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Part 4Rating of Māori freehold land
Effect of charging orders

104Effect of charging order

  1. If a charging order is made under section 101, no owner may deal with the land except—

  2. with the consent of the local authority; or
    1. with the leave of the Māori Land Court.