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21 of 1935
The Sea-shore Act 21 of 1935 intends:
- to declare the Governor-General to be the owner of the sea-shore and to be entitled to exercise control over the sea-shore and of the sea and the bed of the sea within the three miles limit; and
- to provide for the grant of rights in respect of the sea-shore and of the bed of the sea within the three miles limit, and for the alienation of portions of the sea-shore and for matters incidental thereto.
Commencement
10 April 1935
Amendments
- Repealed by National Environmental Management: Integrated Coastal Management Act 24 of 2008 to the extent that it has not been assigned to provinces
- Amended by Environmental Laws Rationalisation Act 51 of 1997
- Amended by Sea-shore Amendment Act 190 of 1993
- Amended by Legal Succession to the South African Transport Services Act 9 of 1989
- Amended by Transfer of Powers and Duties of the State President Act 97 of 1986
- Amended by Sea-shore Amendment Act 21 of 1984
- Amended by Sea-Shore Amendment Act 38 of 1972
- Amended by Sea-shore Amendment Act 45 of 1969
- Amended by Sea-shore Amendment Act 2 of 1963
- Amended by Sea-shore Amendment Act 60 of 1959
