This Regional Law regulates proceedings and establishes criteria for allotment of public land for purposes not related to construction, including examination for applications for land allotment.

La presente Ley establece el marco normativo para promover el cumplimiento de la función social de la tierra fiscal, mediante su arrendamiento y enajenación en forma progresiva y orgánica a favor de los auténticos trabajadores del campo. El objetivo principal de la Ley es la protección del campesinado y la reactivación de la tierra fiscal. En este contexto se fija el principio en virtud del cual la tierra no debe constituir un bien de renta sino un instrumento de trabajo.

The present Law lays down provisions relating to the levying of fees in connexion with the land registry. In particular, article 1 establishes that the Canton shall levy a fee for all actions related to land registration. The text consists of 34 articles divided into 3 Parts as follows: General provisions (1); Amount of fees (2); Final provisions (3). The text consists of 34 articles.

The present Ordinance implements the Spatial Information Law of 26 March 2012. In particular, the Ordinance lays down provisions relating to fees for obtaining and using geo-data, as well as fees related to geo-services. The text consists of 17 articles divided into 3 Parts as follows: General provisions (1); Fees (2); Transitional provisions (3). One Annex is enclosed.

Implements: Cantonal Spatial Information Law. (2012-11-01)

The present Ordinance implements the Introductory Law relating to the Spatial Information Act. In particular, the present Ordinance lays down provisions relating to the official survey, geographical names and correct addresses of buildings. The text consists of 35 articles divided into 11 chapters as follows: General provisions (1); Organization (2); Auto-tracking (3); Marking (4); Objection procedure, approval and recognition (5); Registration (6); Administration of official survey (7); Geographical names (8); Address of buildings (9); Fees (10); Final and transitional provisions (11).

The present Ordinance implements the Introductory Law relating to the Spatial Information Act of 2 May 2010. In particular, the Ordinance lays down provisions relating to access, receipt and use of spatial information in the Canton of Glarus.

The present Ordinance implements the Introductory Law relating to the Spatial Information Act of 2 May 2010 and the Cantonal Spatial Information Ordinance of 14 August 2012. In particular, the Ordinance lays down provisions relating to the levying of fees for access and use of geo-data of the Canton as well as the use of geo-services. The text consists of of 11 articles divided into 4 Parts as follows: General provisions (1); Fees for access and use of geo-data and geo-services (2); Fees for administration and tracking of official land survey (3); Final provisions (4).

The present Ordinance implements the Decree of 7 May 1980 on land registry fees. In particular, the Ordinance establishes fees to be paid for services carried out by land register offices. The text consists of 3 articles.

Implements: Decree on land registry fees. (2012-01-01)

The present Decree enforces the Great Council Ordinance of 5 July on the introduction of a Land Register. Article 1 establishes that the Canton levies fees relating to entries in the Land Register. The text consists of 24 articles divided into 3 Parts as follows: General provisions (1); Fees (2); Final provisions (3).

Implemented by: Ordinance on fees of land register offices. (2009-07-01)

These Regulations, made under section 4 of the State Lands Act, specify in the Schedule fees that shall be paid in respect of the several matters to which they are applicable. The fees shall be payable to the Director of Surveys.

The present Ordinance by the Great Council of the Canton Aargau establishes an Interim Land Register run by the land registry clerk until a proper Land Register is introduced. The text consists of 43 articles divided into 5 Parts as follows. Registration of property rights until the introduction of a proper Land Register (1); Clearing of land protocols (2); Establishment of the Land Register (3); Costs (4); Final provisions (5).

This Act concerns an affidavit witnessing the acquisition by prescription of immovable property. The Act, among other things: sets out conditions for transcription of affidavit; provides with respect to an application for the transcription of an affidavit of prescription; requires the Conservator of Mortgages to enter in a special register the particulars of every affidavit of prescription received for transcription; provides for procedures of transcription including objections by interested parties; defines effects of transcription.