The Committee on land resources and land survey decrees to validate the form of the Model Contract. The document consists of 5 paragraphs. Paragraph 1 determines the object of contract. Paragraph 2 determines the modalities of payment. Paragraph 3 regards clearance of the plot of land destined for sale. Paragraph 4 establishes the commitments of the parties. Paragraph 5 lays down the conclusive provisions. The document contains annotations.

The Government decrees to validate the Regulation and the Model Contract of transactions with the plots of land belonging to State property or the right to permanent land tenure. The Regulation consists of III Sections. Section I lays down the general provisions. Section II establishes the modalities of sale of the right to permanent land tenure or of the plots of land belonging to State property. Section III establishes the modalities of sale of the right to permanent land tenure or of the plot of land belonging to State property through land auctions.

The Government decrees to validate the Regulation. Valuation of the plots of land (right of use) is determined in the process of purchase by physical and private juridical persons from state of the plots of land (right of use) in excess respectively to the quotas of free-of-charge land distribution set by Government. Valuation of the plots of land can be carried out also in some other cases envisaged by the legislation currently in force or if the value of the plots of land (right of use) cannot be determined by the agreement of the parties concerned.

This extensive Act regulates the law between the landlord and tenant in Manitoba. It is divided into four Parts as follows; Part I Leases and Tenancies Locations Covenants running with Reversion. Part II Disputes as to right to Distrain. Part III Proceedings against Overholding Tenants. Part IV repealed. The Act ends with the Schedules.Part I is subdivided as follows: Apportionment of Condition of Re-entry (sect. 8); Sub-lessee and Title to Reversion (sect. 9); Defects in Leases (sects. 10-15); Merger of Reversions (sect. 16); Right of Re-entry (sect. 17); Forfeiture of Leases (sects.

This Act is divided into 35 sections and 10 parts as follows: (1) Lands Branch; (2) Dealings in Crown Lands Reservations from Dispositions; (3) Power of Lieutenant Governor in Council; (4) Powers and Duties of Minister; (5) Dispositions; (6) Assignments; (7) Remedies Recovery of Rents and Royalties; (8) Forfeiture; (9) Possession of Land Adversely Held; (10) Prohibitions and Penalties; The Department of Natural Resources known as the "Lands Branch" which manages and administers Crown lands is continued.

This Act regulates the title to land in Alberta. It is divided into 23 parts as follows: 1. Land Titles Office (sect. 4); 2. Officers (sects. 5-24); 3. Registration (sects. 25-59); 4. Transfers (sects. 68-74); 5. Plans (sects. 76-95); 6. Leases (sects. 98-104); 7. Mortgages and Encumbrances (sects. 105-113); 8. Powers of Attorney (sect. 115); 9. Transmission (sects. 116-120); 10. Enforcement (sects. 122 and 123); 11. Changes of Name (sect. 128); 12. Assignment for Benefit of Creditors; (sect. 129); 13. Amending Agreements (sect. 129); 14. Caveats (sects. 130-148); 15.

This Act is divided into two sections as follows: 1 Short title and 2 Venue of action relating to land. The Act provides for the local justice centre areas to hear local trespass land actions, actions in which possession or recovery of lands is sought, and actions in which the title to lands is in issue.

Religious establishment (not defined) shall be assigned by the State land areas that they are currently using without any "readjustment thereof". Land includes agricultural and forestry land. Local authorities shall grant land use right certificates for the land on which religious buildings are constructed. Establishments receiving such certificates shall appoint legal representatives who shall be held responsible versus the State for the use of the land allocated to their organizations. Existing land disputes shall be settled prior to the granting of the certificate.

A real property that has been assessed as an agricultural unit which is owned by 3 or more persons is rules by provisions as laid down in sections 2 to 6 of the present Act relative to common ownership rights. An agreement between owners, which is in contravention with these provisions, shall be non-valid (sect. 1). The owners shall be represented by a representative who shall be registered in the real property register. The representative shall act current transactions in accordance with directions provided by the common owners.

This Act regulates the granting of permission for the acquisition of small dwellings and agricultural units. A permission is not required by residents of the same county in which the property to be acquired lies and in the other circumstances in section 1. The permission to acquire land shall be applied for with the respective county councils in accordance with sections 3 to 8. (8 sections)

This Decree lays down detailed rules regarding the subject and content of real estate registration. It specifies one by one rights and facts that must or may be registered on property records. It also specifies the categories of real estates, such as crop field, grass land, vineyard, orchard, forest, fish pond, uncultivated land, and various kind of buildings. Real estate registration process, changing of recorded data, and the necessary documents for the registration are also described in this Decree.

The Government decrees to validate the Regulation. The Government decrees that the operations regarding stocktaking must be financed through land taxes and land lease. The document consists of 8 Articles. All the categories of land are subject to stocktaking except for agricultural land. In the process of stocktaking must be elicited the following facts: 1). The compliance of the documents certifying the right of ownership of the juridical persons of the plots of land. 2). The plots of land actually in use. 3).