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Displaying 14931 - 14935 of 15550Crown Lands Act 1949 (No. 9 of 1949).
The Act contains a list of certain areas to be proclaimed as Crown lands. The Proclamation of said areas as Crown lands shall not affect any concession, lease, servitude or other right existing in respect of the said areas at the date set out in the third column of the Schedule to this Act and not vested in the Crown.
Crown Lands Disposal Act 1911 (No. 13 of 1911).
The Minister may dispose of Crown lands by grant, sale, lease or otherwise in such manner and on such conditions as he may deem advisable, and may grant any Crown land in exchange for any other land or interest therein. All rights to precious or base metals, precious stones, minerals or mineral products shall be excluded from the grant, sale, lease or other disposal of Crown lands.
Interministerial Order No. 1 establishing competent authorities for land use planning and colonization according to agricultural Reform.
This Interministerial Order establishes competent authorities for land use planning and colonization according to agricultural Reform. It specifies that the Brazilian Institute for Forestry Development IBDF and Special Secretary of Environment SEMA shall be the competent authorities for all matters relating to rural land purchase, in particular with agricultural purposes, land expropriation and colonization procedures, etc.
Crown Lands Disposal Regulations 1911.
The Regulations contain a model form of the grant to be issued in respect of land sold under the authority of the Crown Land Disposal Act 1911.
Implements: Crown Lands Disposal Act 1911 (No. 13 of 1911). (1911-03-11)
Act No. 8.847 establishing royalties to be paid by rural land property.
This Act establishes royalties to be paid by rural land property. It consists of 26 chapters establishing fee value to be paid in order to exploit agricultural lands. It also specifies rural land requirements in order to benefit from fee exemption and prescribes the issuing of financial incentives for performing agricultural activity.