Land owned by the government• Tenancy - Other• Tenancy - Residential Tenancies Act
Land owned by the Province of British Columbia. Ninety-two percent of BC is Crown land and it is managed through a number of departments responsible for mapping, surveying, buying, and selling public lands. (Source: http://srmwww.gov.bc.ca/clb)
(also called Government land) all land in Western Australia not held in freehold, including coastal waters and the seabed.
Lands owned by the federal and provincial governments.
one-seventh of all public lands were set aside for the government and called Crown land.
land that belongs to the Crown
All land in a province or territory owned and administered by the provincial or federal government. Such lands have not been alienated. Originally, all crown land in the prairie provinces, as well as the Railway Belt and the Peace River Block in British Columbia, were administered by the federal government. However, under the transfer of resources agreements of 1930, most of this land was transferred to the care of the provincial governments, except for large blocks which were set aside for Indian reserves, national parks, etc.
" has the meaning given to that term by section 2 of the Land Act 1948: "
a term used in some countries to refer to land owned by the state.
means land vested in Her Majesty and administered by a Minister for the time being charged with the administration of the Department of State that has control of the land; and includes all land for the time being forming part of any National Park, any reserve within the meaning of the Reserves Act 1977, and all unoccupied lands of the Crown.
Land within the Forest held by the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, and managed by the Forestry Commission.
Land owned by the government, either federal (as in National Parks) or provincial.
Land which has no official tenure under land legislation and which is held and managed by the Government.
Public land that is managed by the national or provincial/territorial government. Terre de la Couronne
Land in which the Crown holds the fee simple.
Land which is, or is deemed to be, unalienated land of the Crown. It includes: a) land of the Crown reserved permanently or temporarily or set aside by or under an Act; b) land of the Crown occupied by a person under a lease, licence or other right; c) land of the Crown managed by a public authority other than the Department or the Secretary; and d) land of the Crown which is, or is part of, a national park or a park within a meaning of the National Parks Act 1975. Forest Management
land that is owned by the Crown; referred to as federal Crown land when it is owned by Canada and as provincial Crown land when owned by a province.
1. Broadly, land that is the property of the Commonwealth, a State or Territory 2. Any land the property of a State, a Territory or the Commonwealth, whether reserved or dedicated fro any public use or not. It does not include any estate or interest granted by the government to any person.
Crown land is a class of public land, provided for the enjoyment and benefit of the people. See also Reserves.
Crown land is a designated area belonging to the Crown, the equivalent of an entailed estate that passed with the monarchy and could not be alienated from it.