This article has been removed from the Constitution and no longer has any legal effect. It previously dealt with ending certain land leases held by town or city authorities. You do not need to worry about this article because it does not create any current rights, restrictions, or government powers.

<del>Upon the coming into force of this Constitution and subject to the provisions of article <span class="underline-gradient ref" data-tippy-content data-ref="237:2:a">237(2)(a)</span> of this Constitution, statutory leases to urban authorities shall cease to exist.</del>

Article 286 (repeanforcement of the new Constitution, subjled) revoked all statutory leases to urban authorities upon the eect to Article 237(2)(a).

Article 286: Cancelling Leases to Town Councils

<del>Revocation of statutory leases to urban authorities</del>

<div><strong>a</strong> the Government or a local government may, subject to Article 26 of this Constitution, acquire land in the public interest; and the conditions governing such acquisition shall be as prescribed by Parliament;</div>

Article 286: Cancelling Leases to Town Councils

286.Revocation of statutory leases to urban authorities

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