La presente Resolución aprueba el Reglamento General de Mensuras y Catastro, y tiene por objeto regular el funcionamiento de la Dirección Nacional de Mensuras y Catastro, así como el procedimiento y la forma en que se registren los trabajos de mensura, de modificaciones parcelarias y divisiones para la constitución de condominio.

Implementa: Ley Nº 108 - Ley de Registro Inmobiliario. (2005-03-23)
Enmendado por: Resolución Nº 1.738/07 - Reglamento General de Mensuras Catastrales. (2007)

The purpose of this Legislative Decree is to regulate the appropriation of lands and buildings in Bahrain by citizens of the Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf. This Legislative Decree is composed of 11 articles. Article 1 defines the requirements and conditions for appropriation of lands and buildings in Bahrain by physical persons of the Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf. Article 2 allows the appropriation of more than two lands only by obtaining previous authorization by the Government of Bahrain. Article 5 deals with the transfer of property.

The aim of this Resolution is to lay down the bases and procedures for the appropriation of land and buildings in Bahrain by citizens of the Cooperation Council of Arab Gulf Countries. This Resolution is composed of 9 articles. Articles 1-3 deal with the registration of all rights of disposal and usufruct over lands and buildings by citizens of the Cooperation Council of Arab Gulf Countries in the Land Register of Bahrain. The Property Document issued by the Cadastre shall comply to article 2 of Legislative Decree No. 1 of 1995 (art. 4).

The purpose of this Resolution is to define survey procedures necessary for the registration of lands. This Resolution is composed of 2 Sections divided into 14 articles. Section I deals with survey procedures including the following matters: (a) competencies and duties of the Competent Authority; (b) obligations of surveyors; (c) survey applications; (d) adoption of the Metric System; and (e) survey procedures in case of division or redistribution of lands. Section II provides for land maps.

Implements: Land Registration Law No. 15 of 1979. (1979-08-22)

The aim of this Implementing Regulation is to regulate land registration. This Regulation is composed of 4 Sections divided into 44 articles. Section I deals with land ownership, maps, documents and data including information related to wells, palms and other cultivated plants. Section II refers to the legal procedures and administrative steps necessary for land registration. Section III provides for ownership documents. Section IV pertains to land division and expropriation.

This Law amends article 76 of the Land Registration Law as follows: the sale fee shall be 1 percent of the land’s value; beneficiaries of loans from the Housing Bank for the purchase of houses are exempt from the aforementioned sale fee according to the loan's value.

Amends: Land Registration Law No. 15 of 1979. (1979-08-22)

The aim of this Decree is to regulate land registration. This Decree is composed of 4 articles. Article 1 decrees the change of the name of the Bureau from Cadastre Bureau to Survey and Cadastre Bureau. Article 2 divides the Bureau in the following Departments: (a) Survey; (b) Registration and Monitoring; (c) Administration Affairs and Finance; and, (d) Technical Affairs. Article 3 entrusts the Prime Minister to issue the necessary resolutions for defining the functions and duties of each Department.

The aim of this Resolution is to regulate the registration of land. This Resolution is composed of 2 Sections divided into 6 articles. Section I deals with survey procedures in particular: (a) competencies and duties of the Survey Department; (b) competencies and duties of surveyors; (c) survey registration and fees; (d) modification or correction of survey maps; and (e) measuring operations. Section II pertains to land maps and ownership documents.

This Law establishes the modalities of: (a) setting up, keeping and liquidation of the state registers (cadastre); (b) setting up the system of the state registers and the basic principles of interaction thereof; and (c) the rights and the duties of the leading institutions as regards keeping the state registers. The object of recording in the state registers shall be inter alia territory (land) and natural resources. One on the main registers shall be the register of immovable property.

This Law regulates land registration and restriction of the right of ownership. In the Register of immovable property shall be recorded plots of land that have been attributed cadastre number (Art. 9). The following rights shall be recorded in the Register: (a) ownership; (b) servitude; (c) usufruct; (d) mortgage; and (e) long-term rent (Art. 11).

This Law regulates the modalities of keeping the register of immovable property, including the plots of land. Register of immovable property has as its purpose data collection with a view of granting access to information to the consumers. Immovable property shall be considered plot of land with the constructions located thereon and plots of land. Formation of the plots of land shall be completed after the registration thereof in the register of immovable property. The boundaries of the plots of land shall be established after cadastre measurement, mapping and placing of landmarks.

This Order contains the description of land cadastre and the modalities of its use. Land cadastre shall have the form of a register and shall contain data on plots of land and rights thereto. Each registered plot of land shall have three registration sheets: (a) inventory of a plot of land (sheet A); (b) registration of ownership right of lifelong hereditary possession (sheet BA); and (c) registration of real burden namely permanent tenancy, provisional tenancy, right of lease or sublease, servitude, mortgage, pledge of land ownership right, limited rights decreed by court.