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 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 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 Act provides for the incorporation, registration and regulation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporations. For purposes of registration of corporations, it also provides for the Registrar and the Office of the Registrar of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporations. The Act also concerns dealings and status of land held by a corporation for the benefit of Aboriginal persons or Torres Strait Islanders.

These Regulations implement provisions of the Aboriginal Councils and Associations Act 1976. The Regulations concern and provide forms for: an application for the constitution of an Aboriginal Council area; request to alter functions of an Aboriginal Council; notice of alteration of rules of an Aboriginal Council; application for the incorporation of an Aboriginal association; and notice of alteration of objects or rules of an incorporated Aboriginal association.

Implements: Corporations (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) Act 2006. (2016-02-29)

Article 1 of the above-mentioned Law establishes that water and soil associations are public bodies based on the law of the Reich or Land with the following tasks: 1) to create, modify and keep in orderly state waters and their banks, to regulate the discharge of waters and to ensure their elimination as appropriate; 2) to create, modify, keep in good state, run, exploit and as appropriate to eliminate navigation plants, dams, floodgates, hydropower stations and watersheds; 3) to drain, to irrigate, to lay dry and to protect land from flooding, 4) to eliminate, recycle and clean waste water

The purpose of this Law is to clarify the ownership of property and to protect property rights including rights relating to land.This Law shall apply to civil relationship arising from the ownership and utilization of property including movable and real property. Real or movable property may be owned jointly by two or more institutions or individuals and may be of two kinds, namely co-ownership by proportion and common ownership. Registration shall be granted for the establishment, modification, transfer and lapse of the right in real property by the registration department.

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.

Cadastre valuation of land shall be integral part of land cadastre and it shall be carried out for the purpose of obtaining data on soil quality and location of land that characterize the conditions of agriculture and normative value of land. Cadastre land valuation data shall be used for the calculation of land tax. Only separate cultivated plots of agricultural land shall be subject to cadastre valuation of land.

The state supervision over land use and land protection shall have as its purpose to ensure the observance of land legislation by landowners and land tenants with a view of more efficient land use and land protection. The state supervision shall be carried out by the local self-government and land use planning organizations.

This Federal Law regulates relations dealing with state cadastre registration of immovable property, including plots of land. It shall not be applicable to subsoil. State cadastre data shall be for permanent storage and destruction or removal of the whole database or part thereof shall be prohibited. The Act consists of five Sections divided into 48 articles: (1) general provisions; (2) keeping state cadastre of immovable property; (3) modalities of immovable property registration; (4) qualification for carrying out cadastre activity; (4) conclusive provisions.