This Act sets up the State Fund for Soil Improvement. It also lays down amendments to the the Act on conditions of converting agricultural and forest lands from ownership of the state to other persons and to the Agriculture Law. As from 1 January 2006, the State Fund of Soil Improvement takes over the rights and obligations pertaining to the Ministry of Agriculture in matter of soil improvement.

This Act lays down provisions on land arrangements and defines the competences of land authorities. Land arrangements aim at restructuring, consolidating or dividing lands in order to ensure the accessibility and rational exploitation of lands.

The first Section of this Act, which is composed of 20 articles, lays down conditions aplicable to the transfer of agricultural and forest public lands. The second Section of the Act lays down some amendments to the Act on the Land Fund of the Czech Republic.

This Act lays down detailed provisions to implement the Act on the relations of ownership of land and other agrarian property. In particular, it defines the competences and tasks of the Czech Republic administrative authorities, with specific regard to those pertaining to the Ministry of Agriculture.

Implements: Regulation of the relations of ownership of land and other agrarian property (Act of 21 May 1991). (1991-05-21)

This Act, which is composed of seven Sections, sets out provisions regulating ownership relations as well as settlement of related disputes in companies. Particular regard is given to agricultural enterprises.

This Act, which is composed of 18 articles, establishes the Land Fund of the Czech Republic. The Land Fund is a legal person recorded in the Trade Register. The Fund is in charge of the management of real estate belonging to the State. If the owner of a real estate is unknown, the Land Fund may allow any suitable interested person to use such real property.

Amended by: Act on the transfer of agricultural and forest public lands and amending the Act on the Land Fund of the Czech Republic. (1999-04-28)

This Chapter lays down the rule that real property within the Territory of Guam is governed by the law of Guam except where the title is in the United States.

La presente Resolución aprueba el cuadro para la la asignación de personal del Organismos de Formalización de la Propiedad Informal (COFOPRI).

Implementa: Decreto Supremo Nº 025/07/VIVIENDA - Reglamento de organización y funciones del Organismo de Formalización de la Propiedad Informal (COFOPRI). (2007-07-27)

El presente Decreto aprueba el Reglamento de organización y funciones del Organismo de Formalización de la Propiedad Informal (COFOPRI), que es el organismo encargado de ejecutar el proceso de formalización de la propiedad predial.

This Act amends the Foreshore and Land Reclamation Ordinance, Cap 35 in section 2 by adding definitions and in section 3 with respect to compensation by licence holders to landowners.This amendment is introduced so as to strengthen the recognition of customary rights over the foreshore of lands. Private rights over land expressly include customary rights to the exclusive use of the foreshore of Mauritius lands. Landowners are granted certain rights with respect to the granting of licences for the extraction of materials from the foreshore.

El presente Decreto aprueba el reglamento al artículo 30 de la Ley de Catastro y sus reformas, en materia de saneamiento de los asientos registrales y catastrales, y sobre los efectos de la declaratoria de zona catastrada.

Implementa: Ley Nº 6545 - Ley del catastro nacional. (1981-03-25)

This Ordinance makes provision for the establishment of Nauru Lands Committee, defines its functions and powers and its internal organization. The Committee has power to determine questions as to the ownership of, or rights in respect of, land, which arise between Nauruans or Pacific Islanders or between Nauruans and Pacific Islanders. The Ordinance also regulates appeals from decisions of the Committee. The constitution and procedure of the Committee shall be as determined by the Nauru Local Government Council.