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Displaying 7986 - 7990 of 15550Regional Law No. 397-64 “On allotment of land plots for individual housing and suburban construction”.
This Regional Law establishes that land plots for individual housing and suburban construction shall be allotted to citizens in ownership with or without competitive tendering. Citizens that have no right to be allotted land plots without competitive tendering must purchase them exclusively through competitive tendering. Russian nationals that have obtained land parcel free of charge for suburban construction in accordance with this Regional Law shall have no right to allotment of land plot free of charge for individual housing construction.
Regional Law No. 195-OZ “On service land allotment”.
This Regional Law establishes categories of workers that have the right to service land allotment. Service land allotment shall be granted to: (a) game managers and gamekeepers; (b) forest officers and workers of forestry organizations; (c) fishery managers and fishermen of coastal fishery organizations; (d) railway line personnel and highway maintenance and keeping personnel. Service land allotment shall be granted for gardening, vegetable growing, stockbreeding, haymaking and grazing.
Regional Law No. 405-53 “On minimum land area of land plots subject to cadastre registration”.
This Regional Law determines the modalities of establishment of minimum land plots subject to state cadastre registration that shall be established in accordance with land-use planning regulations.
Regional Law No. 265-49 “On land control”.
This Regional Law establishes general principles for exercising state control over land tenure and land management on the regional territory with a view of enforcement of land legislation. Land control shall be carried out by the authorized state regional institution. The scope of state land control shall be to ensure compliance with land legislation by all natural and legal persons, officials, prevention and identification of land offences.
Regional Law No. 44-11 “On legalization of land plots for individual housing and suburban construction, and gardening”.
This Regional Law establishes the modalities of legalization of the rights of ownership to public land plot allotted to a citizen for individual housing and suburban construction or for gardening if the documents of ownership by application of estate-leaver were not legalized during the lifetime. In the aforesaid case the heir shall have the right of allotment free of charge of the plot of land applied for by estate-leaver while alive.