Section 95: Temporary servitudes
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95. Temporary servitudes
(1) Subject to subsections (1) and (2), the Permanent Secretary, Ministry
of Works, or any interested party when authorised by the Governor-General
under section 93 and all persons employed or authorised by them may—
(a) enter on private land;
(b) take stones and earth from the private land;
(c) erect provisionally on private land within 200 metres of works to
be performed, labourers’ camps, workshops, forges and places
for mixing and preparing materials for the works; and
(d) provide a passage for labourers, materials and all persons in
connection with the works.
(2) Compensation shall be made for the value of the stones and earth
taken under subsection (1) and for any prejudice caused by the temporary
servitudes created.
(3) This section shall not apply except with the owner's consent, to any
land which forms the whole or part of a garden, orchard, or of any enclosure
or space forming an appendage to a dwelling-house, sugar-mill or other manufactory nor to any private road or avenue or ornamental ground.