El presente Decreto aprueba el Reglamento a la Ley que tiene como objetivo su correcta aplicación para la preservación del uso de los terrenos dedicados a actividades de producción primaria agropecuaria, ya sea que estén inscritos o no en el Registro Inmobiliario, mediante una adecuada valoración para los efectos del cálculo del Impuesto sobre Bienes Inmuebles, en la que el uso del suelo y la producción serán factores determinantes para definir la base imponible del impuesto.

El presente Reglamento de Avalúos del Instituto Nacional de Vivienda y Urbanismo (INVU), tiene la finalidad de establecer las condiciones y términos que rigen la relación jurídica entre el INVU y los profesionales internos y externos contratados para realizar avalúos, como también su responsabilidad.

Implementa: Ley Nº 1788 - Ley orgánica del Instituto Nacional de Vivienda y Urbanismo (INVU). (1954-08-24)

La presente Ley crea el Instituto Nacional de Vivienda y Urbanismo (INVU), con la finalidad de planear el desarrollo y el crecimiento de las ciudades y de los otros centros menores, con el fin de promover el mejor uso de la tierra, localizar las áreas públicas para servicios comunales, establecer sistemas funcionales de calles y formular planes de inversión en obras de uso público, y proporcionar a las familias costarricense que carezcan de alojamiento adecuado de los medios necesarios para obtenerlo con sus propios recursos, la posibilidad de ocupar en propiedad o en arrendamiento, una viv

La presente Ley tienen como propósito incrementar el acceso al crédito, ampliando las categorías de bienes que pueden ser dados en garantía y el alcance de los derechos sobre estos, creando un régimen unitario y simplificado para la constitución, publicidad, prelación y ejecución de garantías mobiliarias, y del Sistema de Garantías Mobiliarias que por ella se crea.

Enmienda: Ley Nº 5695 - Crea el Registro Nacional. (1999-09-13)

This Law amends and supplements articles 3, 13, 24, 28 of Law No. 9235 of 2004 with regard to the property evaluation process, the evaluation indicators, and the coordination between the involved institutions.

Amends: Law No. 9235 on restitution and compensation of property. (2004-07-29)

A Framework Agreement between the government of Canada, of Saskatchewan and first nations. In particular, the Agreement, signed on 22 September 1992, provides the 25 signatory First Nations with $440 million over 12 years to purchase land, mineral rights and improvements, which include buildings and structures affixed to the land. First Nations are entitled to purchase federal, provincial or private land anywhere in Saskatchewan.

The present Act establishes four institutions: the First Nations Tax Commission (FNTC), the First Nations Finance Authority (FNFA), the First Nations Financial Management Board (FNFMB) and the First Nations Statistical Institute.By opting to be added to the Schedule of the present Act, First Nations are able to access various tools and services offered by these institutions.

The present Act attempts to facilitate the implementation of those provisions of First Nations’ claim settlements in the Provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan that relate to the creation of reserves or the addition of land to existing reserves.

Article 1 shall be amended to add the following wording: “allotment of plots of land for individual housing construction, subsidiary smallholding, gardening and horticulture to families with disabled children”.

Amends: Regional Law No. 1005-OZ “On allotment of land plots free of charge to citizens”. (2008-06-06)

This Regional Law establishes maximum land area limits for plots of agricultural land allotted on condition of ownership to citizens out of stock of public or municipal land as follows: (a) for peasant farming – 30 ha; (b) for horticulture, gardening, stockbreeding, suburban housing construction out of stock of low yield agricultural land – 1.500 square metres; and (c) for subsidiary smallholding – 5.000 square metres.

Article 2 shall be amended to add the following wording: “Maximum land area of the plots of agricultural land allotted free of charge to citizens out of the stock of public and municipal land in ownership shall be set forth as follows: (a) for horticulture, gardening, stockbreeding, suburban housing construction – 0.15 ha; and (b) for subsidiary smallholding – 0, 5.ha; and (c) for individual housing construction in rural areas – 0, 15 ha”.

This Regional Law establishes that plots of public land can be allotted to natural and legal persons in ownership or in lease, in case of availability of free land areas, for use for specific purposes in accordance with purposeful classification of land. Transfer of land ownership right or transfer in lease of public land plots shall be legalized in the form of decision issued by the Regional Government. Public or municipal agricultural land can be allotted on lease to citizens on condition of short-term lease (up to three years) without the right of buyout for grazing and haymaking.