The present Law lays down provisions relating to expropriation matters in Brandeburg The Law is applicable to expropriation of general property proceedings and related compensation payments in so far as the Federal Law is not applicable.

The present Law lays down provisions relating to expropriation matters in the Land Berlin. The Law is applicable to expropriation of general property proceedings and related compensation payments in so far as the Federal Law is not applicable.

The purpose of the present Law is to implement and complete the Federal Soil Protection Act of 17 March 1998 (BGBl. I p. 502).

This Act sets out conditions governing the marketing and use of fertilizers, barnyard manure, additive soil substances, additive plant preparations and substrates. Further the Act lays down conditions for carrying out agrochemical tests on agricultural lands and assessing soil properties of forest lands. Provisions on inspection and penalties are also laid down.

This Act sets out the basic legislative framework on agriculture. It aims at ensuring agricultural development so as to guarantee food security and availability of basic agricultural commodities. It sets out provisions to support agricultural activities, including rules on environmental protection. The Act also establishes procedures on compensation of damages caused to farmers.

La presente Ley tiene por objeto el marco regulatorio relativo al dominio de los recursos minerales y a la ejecución de actividades mineras en sus distintas fases, a saber: prospección, exploración y explotación. Todos los recursos minerales en estado natural pertenecen al dominio del Estado. El derecho de propiedad del Estado sobre dichos recursos es imprescriptible, inalienable e inembargable, y puede constituir objeto de permisos y concesiones por tiempo limitado, de acuerdo a las condiciones y según los procedimientos previstos por esta Ley.

The present Law implements the Federal Soil Protection Act of 17 March 1998 (BGBl. I p. 502). Article 1 of the present Act establishes that the party who caused a harmful soil change or a contaminated site, and his universal successor, as well as the relevant property owner and the occupant of the relevant real property, shall be obligated to notify this to the competent authority.

The purpose of the present Law is to implement and complete the Federal Soil Protection Act of 17 March 1998 (BGBl. I p. 502). The text consists of 17 articles divided into 4 Parts as follows: General provisions (I); Protection of soil (II); Information system concerning the quality of the soil and contaminated sites (III); Compensation and final provisions (IV).

Implements: Federal Soil Protection Act. (1998-03-17)

This Act contains rules relative to real property and especially the lease and disposal of land.It prescribes rules relative to the manner of giving effect to equitable interests and powers, Creation and disposition of equitable interests, vesting orders and dispositions of legal estates operating as conveyances by an estate owner, leasehold, rights on real property in case of infancy, lunacy or death, common ownership, registration of rights, etc.

This Act contains rules relative to a wide range of matters regarding ownership and other rights in relation with (the use of) property and in particular real property.The rules concern, among other things: (a) deeds in respect of property; (b) registration of details regarding real property by a District Land Registrar; (c) rights of use and disposal of real property; (d) powers and conditions of sale and protection of purchasers and creditors; (e) implied conditions of contract regarding transfer; (f) mortgages and sale of mortgaged land; (g) leases and tenancies and relationship between

The present Law lays down provisions relating to land expropriation procedures in the Land Hamburg. Article 1 establishes that an expropriation is only authorized if it improves the well being of the community. An adequate compensation is to be paid for every expropriation.

This Act contains rules relative to a wide range of matters regarding ownership and other rights in relation with (the use of) property and in particular real property.The rules concern, among other things: (a) deeds in respect of property; (b) registration of details regarding real property by a District Land Registrar; (c) rights of use and disposal of real property; (d) powers and conditions of sale and protection of purchasers and creditors; (e) implied conditions of contract regarding transfer; (f) mortgages and sale of mortgaged land; (g) leases and tenancies and relationship between