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Attachment G - Detail Survey & Emt B Dealing
QUEENSLAND TITLES REGISTRY SCHEDULE FORM 20 version 2
Land Title Act 1994, Land Act 1994 and Water Act 2000 Page 4 of 7
Title Reference 15669226 and 16550023
5. EASEMENT RUNS WITH THE LAND
This Easement runs with the Dominant Tenement and the Servient Tenement and:
5.1 benefits and binds the Grantor and every successor in title of the Servient Tenement; and
5.2 benefits and binds the Grantee and every successor in title of the Dominant Tenement.
6. SUBDIVISION
If the Dominant Tenement is subdivided:
6.1 each of the subdivided parts of the Dominant Tenement will be entitled to the use and benefit of
this Easement; and
6.2 where the Grantee is required to contribute to any Costs under this Easement, the owners of the
subdivided parts of the Dominant Tenement must:
(a) contribute on a proportionate area basis to those Costs; and
(b) observe the obligations of the Grantee under this Easement.
7. GRANTOR'S OBLIGATIONS
The Grantor must not:
7.1 subject to clause 3.2(a)(ii), prevent or unreasonably restrict the Grantee from exercising its rights
under this Easement; or
7.2 park or permit persons to park Vehicles on the Servient Tenement.
8. GRANTEE’S OBLIGATIONS
8.1 The Grantee must:
(a) use the Servient Tenement for the Permitted Use only;
(b) comply with:
(i) all Laws and Requirements pertaining to the Servient Tenement and its use; and
(ii) all reasonable requirements of the Grantor in respect of the Servient Tenement and its
use.
8.2 The Grantee must not:
(a) place anything on the Servient Tenement;
(b) undertake any works on the Servient Tenement;
(c) damage or destroy anything on the Servient Tenement;
(d) create any actual or potential hazard on the Servient Tenement;
(e) do anything to pollute the Servient Tenement; or
(f) do or permit to be done anything that could:
{i) vitiate;
(ii) render void or voidable; or
{iii) increase the rate of premium payable under any insurance policy maintained by the
Grantor in respect of the Servient Tenement.
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