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Section 119, The Mines and Minerals Act, 2009
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(1) An application for transfer of a large-scale mininglicence shall be made to the Mining Cadastre Office in the prescribed
form and shall state details of the transfer as may be prescribed.
(2) The Mining Cadastre Office shall forward an
application for transfer of a large-scale mining licence to the Minerals
(3) Where the Minerals Advisory Board has determined
that an applicant for the transfer of a large-scale mining licence and
the transferee have met all requirements under this Act for such
transfer, the Board shall certify to the Minister in the prescribed form
that it advises that the application be approved and such certification
shall be recorded in the mining cadastre.
(4) The Minister shall on the certified advice of the
Minerals Advisory Board following an application under subsection
(1), give or refuse to give his approval in writing, subject to such
conditions as he deems necessary in the circumstances, to impose.
(5) The Minister shall cause the applicant to be notified
(6) A transfer, assignment, pledge, or other encumbrance
of a large-scale mining licence shall not take effect unless and until it
is recorded under section 43.
(7) Upon the registration of the transfer of a large-scale
mining licence, the transferee shall assume and be responsible for all
rights, liabilities and duties of the transferor under the large-scale
Termination,
suspension, or
reduction of
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