El presente Decreto tiene por objeto la reglamentación de los artículos 6º y 13 de la Ley Nº 2.235 de 31 de julio de 2001, los cuales disponen que los Gobiernos Municipales, en acuerdo con las organizaciones campesinas e indígenas, coordinen la priorización e identificación de áreas para el saneamiento y titulación de la propiedad agraria. El Decreto consta de dos capítulos. El capítulo I se refiere a la priorización del saneamiento y catastro de la propiedad. El capítulo II reglamenta la ejecución del proceso de saneamiento y catastro de la propiedad agraria.

This Act, consisting of 20 sections completed by one Schedule, concerns the sale of land whose proceeds are payable to the Crown. The Act defines the power of the Minister in respect of lands, the procedures for the sale and transfer of land and spells out the duties of the Minister and of the Registrar-General.

Le présent arrêté fixe la liste des imprimés administratifs utilisés par les services de la conservation de la propriété foncière.

These Regulations implement the Native Title (South Australia) Act 1994 by providing specifications on the Native Title Register, access to information in the register and administrative procedures related to native title questions.

Implements: Native Title (South Australia) Act 1994. (2001-08-27)

This Act consolidates and reforms the law about the registration of land and interests in land. It consists of 220 sections and is divided into 14 Parts and completed by two Schedules. Under Part 2, the Registrar-General is required to keep a land register and has the power to hold inquiries and to demand fees. Part 3 is dedicated to the operation of the land registrar, Part 4 to the registration of lands, Part 5 to joint holders and Part 6 to transfer, leases, mortgages, easements and trusts.

This Act, consisting of 24 sections divided into four Parts, provides for the registration of unit titles and is to be considered as part of the Land Title Act. It provides for the registration of units plans and defines the duties of the Registrar-General after the registration of a units plan.

Implemented by: Real Property (Unit Titles) Regulations. (1995-09-13)

These Regulations, consisting of 9 sections divided into four Parts and completed by one Schedule, implement the Land Title Act by providing the forms of the certificate as to title required under section 44 of the Act.

Implements: Land Title Act. (2017-03-10)

The Act provides for the conversion of certain Crown leases to freeholds and prescribes savings and related procedure for the registration.

Amends: Crown Lands Act. (2014-06-02)

This Act consisting of 66 sections divided into eight Parts and completed by one Schedule, provides for the registration of land boundary surveyors and for the regulation of the practice of land boundary surveying.

This Act validates certain Acts on native title in Northern Territory. The Act consists of 13 sections and divided into the following Parts: Preliminary; Validation of Act attributable to the Territory; Effect of validation of certain past Acts; Effects of validation of certain intermediate period Acts; Extinguishment of native title by previous possession Acts; Effects of previous non-exclusive possession Act on native title; Past grants of title; Other effects of validation; Confirmation of certain rights under section 212 of the Commonwealth Act.

These Regulations make provision for the registration of native title agreements as foreseen by the Native Title Act. Three kinds of agreements can be registered: Body Corporate Agreements (reg. 4); Area Agreements (reg. 5); and Alternative Procedure Agreements (reg. 6). The indigenous land use agreement applies to water of land in the Agreement Area.

Implements: Native Title Act 1993. (2017-06-22)
Repeals: Native Title (Indigenous Land Use Agreements) Regulations 1998 (S.R. No. 286 of 1998). (1998-08-25)

The Council must keep a register of places in the Australian jurisdiction and their heritage values (‘Register of the National Estate’) in accordance with the Act and these Regulations and Regulations. If the Australian Heritage Council proposes to include a place in, or remove a place from, the Register of the National Estate, it must: (a) inform the appropriate authority of the State or Territory government and the local government (if any) of all or part of the place about the proposal; and (b) give the authority a reasonable opportunity to comment on the proposal.