Act 16 Land Act 1998 (i) such other basic rights and duties as may be proposed by the Association and agreed to by the community. (2) Any person aggrieved by a decision of an Association made in connection with the management of a scheme may appeal against that decision to the Land Tribunal and the Land Tribunal may confirm, vary, reverse or modify the decision of the Association and make such other order in respect of that decision as it is empowered to make by this Act. Rights of women, children and persons with disability regarding customary land. 28. Any decision taken in respect of land held under customary tenure, whether in respect of land held individually or communally shall be in accordance with the custom, traditions and practices of the community, concerned; except that a decision which denies women or children or persons with disability access to ownership, occupation or use of any land or imposes conditions which violate articles 33, 34 and 35 of the Constitution on any ownership, occupation or use of any land shall be null and void. Conversion of leasehold into free hold. 29. (1) Any lease which was granted to a Ugandan citizen out of former public land and was subsisting on the corning into force of this Act may be converted into freehold if the Board is satisfied that the following conditions have been complied with(a) that the leasehold is authentic and genuine; ( b) that there were no customary tenants on the land at the time of acquisition of the lease; ( c) that if there were any customary tenants on the land at the time of acquisition whose tenancy was disclosed, those tenants were duly compensated; (d) that all development conditions and covenants have been complied with; ( e) that any other conditions imposed by law from time to time have been complied with; and 34