An Act respecting agricultural leaseholds.
The present Act lays down provisions dealing with agricultural leaseholds.
The present Act lays down provisions dealing with agricultural leaseholds.
The present Act encourages private landowners, conservation organizations and governments to protect ecologically sensitive lands and natural areas through voluntary agreements.
The purpose of the present Act is to ensure the orderly exploitation of minerals in Saskatchewan. The Act contains at the outside a definition clause relating to various terms employed therein, such as “Crown”, “Crown mineral”, “Crown mineral land”, “mine”, “mineral”. This Act applies: a) to all Crown minerals and all Crown mineral lands in Saskatchewan; b) to the granting and acquiring of all rights to and interests in all Crown minerals and all Crown mineral lands; and c) to all Crown dispositions issued under this Act.
The purpose of the present Act is to provide for the acquisition of land required for the rehabilitation of drought and soil drifting areas. Section 3 establishes that the Minister may, by surveyors, engineers, foremen, agents, workmen and servants, enter upon and take possession of any land, in whomsoever vested, that may be required for or in connection with any project. However, the Minister shall make due compensation to the parties entitled thereto for land taken away. The text consists of 5 sections.
The purpose of the present Act is to regulate expropriation proceedings. In determining the compensation or damages the arbitrator shall take into consideration the increased value that will be given to any lands of the opposite party by reason of the construction and maintenance of authorized works, and shall set off the increased value against the inconvenience, loss or damage that might be suffered or sustained by reason of the applicant taking possession of the said land.
The present Act lays down provisions relating to the procedure for expropriating lands and for determining compensation for expropriated land. The Act – consisting of 51 sections - deals with the following matters: restriction on expropriation, public and private rights, entry on land prior to expropriation, procedure and effect of expropriation, mines and minerals, compensation and actions for compensation. One Schedule is enclosed.
The present Act establishes that a registered owner, a municipality where the land is located, or any other person claiming an interest may apply to the Court of Queen’s Bench for an order to subdivide land. This Act applies also when two or more persons engaged in farming operations have a tenant in common title, or when a single owner actually holds the title for persons jointly engaged in farming operations of that land. The Act consists of 11 sections.
The purpose of the present Act is to provide for the preservation, interpretation and development of certain aspects of heritage property in Saskatchewan. Section 5 decrees that the Minister may establish a board to be known as the Saskatchewan Heritage Advisory Board which shall advise and make recommendations to the Minister on any matter relating to the conservation, protection and preservation of heritage property in the Province. Section 6 rules that the Saskatchewan Heritage Property Review Board is established.
The purpose of the present Act is to confer power upon the Court of Queen’s Bench respecting actions founded upon certain contracts affecting land. The text – consisting of 7 sections – deals with the following matters: leave required to commence action, discretionary powers of court in actions, agreements waiving Act null and void and exemption.
The present Act ensures the survey of land and the approval of plans. The Act contains at the outset a definition clause relating to various terms employed therein such as, for example, “application for boundary confirmation”, “cadastral parcel mapping system”, “deteriorated monument”, “former land registration district”, “land surveys directory”, “land titles registry”, “lost monument”, “parcel”, “primary survey”, “registered owner”, “re-establishment”, “Registrar of Titles”, etc. Section 4 establishes the Land Surveys Directory.
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