Transfer of the plots of land on condition of private property (ownership) for the purpose of subsidiary smallholding, truck farming, gardening and personal housing in towns, settlements and rural areas is carried out in accordance with land legislation currently in force.

This Law establishes the re-evaluation and re-distribution of the ex-agricultural cooperative properties. It consists of 13 articles defining the requirements for re-evaluating the aforementioned properties, on the base of the Law No.

This Law establishes that the utilisation of land is charged. Land charges consist of : land tax, ground-rent and normative land price. Landowners and land tenants, except for lease-holders, are charged with annual land tax. The plots of land given in lease are charged with ground-rent.

This Law regulates the particulars of the privatisation of the property of state agricultural enterprises and is aimed at overcoming of the monopoly in the production of the agricultural commodities by creating various form of property and management, by creating the conditions for the transition

"Indian lands" means lands within the limits of Indian reservations, dependant Indian communities, and Indian allotments (sect. 3). The Act applies also to Alaska Native Lands. The Director of Indian Health Service shall conduct an inventory of open dumps.