The President of Fiji assigns to the Prime Minister (also acting Minister for other Ministries) responsibilities under a wide variety of legislation specified in the Schedule, including legislation relating to land, agricultural development, customary land and fishing rights of natives, strategic planning and national development and natural disaster management.

The President of Fiji assigns to the Prime Minister (also acting Minister for other Ministries) responsibilities under a wide variety of legislation specified in the Schedule, including legislation relating to land, agricultural development, customary land rights of natives, Rotuma Lands affairs, iTaukei affairs including dispute resolution and strategic planning and national development.

This Order brings into force and makes transitional provisions in relation with provisions of the which relate to deregistration and exchange of, and works on, common land, together with related appeals and all remaining purposes provisions which relate to deregistration and exchange of, and works on, common land.

Implements: Commons Act 2006 (Chapter 26). (2006-07-19)

Cette loi porte revision du Code foncier. La question foncière est un enjeu majeur de développement pour le Burundi Le pays est confronté à une importante croissance démographique, à une multiplication des conflits sur la terre liés à la perte de valeur du témoignage oral du système traditionnel, à la situation post-conflit qui voit le retour massif des réfugiés et des déplacés, ce qui accroit de plus en plus la pression foncière. De plus, le Code foncier appliqué jusqu’aujourd’hui date du 1er septembre 1986.

El presente Decreto Supremo modifica el Reglamento de la Ley de demarcación y organización territorial que desarrolla los principios, definiciones, procedimientos, requisitos y criterios técnicos y geográficos en materia de demarcación territorial, en lo que respecta al mecanismo de consulta vecinal.

Enmienda: Decreto Supremo Nº 019-2003-PCM ─ Reglamento de la Ley de demarcación y organización territorial. (2003-02-21)

This Act concerns the establishment, recognition, functioning and jurisdiction of Customary Courts and related matters. The Act also provides for the appointment of the Director of Tribal Administration and deputies for the purposes of this Act. Every Chief may submit for the consideration of the Minister recommendations for the recognition, establishment, abolition or variation in jurisdiction of customary courts within his area.

This Order, made under section 49 of the Customary Courts Act, implements provisions of that Act in respect of, among other things: registers to be kept, procedural requirements in relation with hearings at a customary court, right of appeal in accordance with section 42 of the Act, procedure on hearing of civil appeals and recording and delivery of judgment.

Implements: Customary Courts Act (Chapter 04:05). (2006)

This Order, made under section 16 of the Customary Courts Act, specify in the Schedule provisions of enactments customary courts shall have jurisdiction to administer. Enactments include the Branding of Cattle Act (Cap. 36:02), the Matimela Act (Cap. 36:06) and the Tribal Land Act (Cap. 32:02).

Implements: Customary Courts Act (Chapter 04:05). (2006)

This Order, made under sections 7(2) and 12(5)) of the Customary Courts Act, establishes and recognises the customary courts listed in the First Schedule. It also defines their jurisdiction in civil and criminal cases and, for certain courts, courts also defines jurisdiction in respect of stock theft.

Implements: Customary Courts Act (Chapter 04:05). (2006)

This Law, consisting of 2 Chapters and 1 Annex, establishes the structure of the Institute for Land and Agricultural Reform (ITERAL).

This Decree, consisting of 4 Chapters and 2 Annexes, regulates the Institute for Land and Agricultural Reform (ITERAL) under the State Secretariat for Agriculture, Supply and Fisheries (SEAP).

This Regional Law envisages the following cases of expropriation, including repayment, of public and municipal land for public purposes: (a) for public institutions; (b) prevention of environmental and technological disasters; (c) formation of protected areas; and (d) protection of traditional residential areas and way of life of small ethnic communities of the Russian Federation.