These Instructions consisting of 45 articles aim at giving details about: land reclamation resolution (publication and information); areas covered by the decision (selection); technical committees (formation, tasks, meetings); presidency of the technical works in the provinces (functions); body responsible for land reclamation (functions and duties); appeals committees (functions, terms for appeal to decisions); owners (rights and duties); Ministry of Irrigation (tasks, actions); Directorate of Agriculture and Agrarian Reform and Secretariat of Land Registry; Land Distribution Committee (do

This Joint Order puts into effect the Fundamental Regulations, previously approved by the Ministry of Agricultural Products and other Federal Executive Bodies concerned. The document consists of V Parts. Part I lays down the general provisions. Part II deals with the modalities of issuing licences for earth-moving economic activity that may damage topsoil. Part III determines the modalities of formal acceptance and transfer of re-cultivated land. Part IV regards registration of the damaged land.

This Law establishes legal, economic and organizational grounds for sustainable management of pastures and regulates relations concerning rational management and protection of pastures, improvement of ecological, economic and resource potential thereof.

This Law shall be applicable to land-use planning, drainage, land reclamation, planting of trees and shrubbery, noise reduction and other arrangements in urban areas. Local government shall be responsible for: (a) ensuring peace and quiet, cleanliness and order in public urban areas; (b) organization of recreational areas for the population in urban areas; (c) establishment of the amount of compensation by legal and natural persons for environmental pollution in urban areas; and (d) public participation in provision of public services and amenities in urban areas.

This Decree makes provision for the grant of land use right certificates, house ownership and residential land use right certificates; exercise of land user rights; recovery of land and land related compensation and support; procedures for land recovery, compensation, support and resettlement upon land recovery by the State for defence and security purposes, economic development, etc.; and for the settlement of land-related complaints.

La présente loi crée la Commission Nationale des Terres et Autres Biens dont la mission de connaître les litiges relatifs aux terres et autres biens opposant les sinistrés à des tiers ou à des services publics ou privés; faire l’inventaire des terres de l’Etat, identifier et proposer la récupération de celles qui ont été irrégulièrement attribuées ou détournées de leur destination; connaître toutes les affaires lui soumises par les sinistrés; fournir une assistance technique pour aider les sinistrés à rentrer dans leurs droits de propriété; proposer au Ministre compétent, l’attribution de n

These Regulations issued under article 14(1) of the Expropriation of Landholdings for Public Purposes and Payment of Compensation Proclamation No. 455/2005 concerns not only payment of compensation to but also aims at assisting in other ways persons displaced by expropriation under the Proclamation to restore their livelihood. Compensation shall also be paid for crops and trees. The amount of compensation for crops shall be calculated by multiplying the amount of yield that would have been collected from the land at maturity by the current market price of the crops.

This Law regulates the sale of State land available for the purpose of agricultural development. It consists of the following Chapters: Sale of State land (I); Grants and Permits (II); Protection of Land held on Permits or Grants (III); Dispositions (IV); Succession (V); Cancellation of Permits (VI); Regulations (VII); General (VIII).The Government Agent of each administrative district shall from time to time make a report to the Land Commissioner of any State land available for alienation by way of sale for the purpose of agricultural development.

This Act regulates the power of the competent authorities to take possession, with the prior approval of the President, of any land for any of the following purposes: (a) maintenance of supplies or services essential to the life of the community; (b) implementation of schemes regarding the import, storage or distribution of commodities by any Government department, local authority, corporation of cooperative society; (c) use or occupation by the armed forces or any visiting force (sect. 2).

This Presidential Decree regulates certain aspects of expropriation and allocation of land to legal persons and individual entrepreneurs in Minsk and regional cities for construction in cases where there are no land use planning projects and where tender for leasehold concessions is not required by law. Applicants must: (a) specify the purpose of the lease and the location and approximate size of the plot of land; (b) demonstrate the property right to the land plot; and (c) provide banking instructions. The city council shall examine each application within ten days of its submittal.

This Ministerial Decree establishes that damages caused by expropriation, provisional occupation of the plots of land, and also by use restrictions imposed upon landowners and land tenants, including lessees, or by deterioration of soil caused by activity of enterprises, entities, organizations, institutions and citizens shall be compensated in full, including expenditure for land reclamation arrangements. Calculation of damages shall be based upon cadastre valuation of land.

This Act allows a person who, for the purpose of carrying out works to any land needs the consent of some other person to enter upon the land of that person, to make an application to the court for an order against that other person. On an application, the court shall make an access order only if it is satisfied: (a) that the works are reasonably necessary for the preservation of the whole or any part of the dominant land; and (b) that they cannot be carried out, or would be substantially more difficult to carry out, without entry upon the servient land and the need of entry is reasonable.