L'article 3 de la loi nº 15-63 fixant le régime de la propriété foncière est ainsi complété: " les frais et droits, inhérents à la procédure d'immatriculation seront recouvrés comme en matière d'enregistrement".
Cette loi porte promulgation du Code des droits réels.
The State registration of rights to land shall form an integrated part of the land cadaster. Registration shall be carried nation-wide by the State Land Management Department and be managed by a Chief Registrar. A Zone Registrar shall manage registration in a specified zone. Powers of a Registrar are set out in article 7.
This Act concerns the registration of land surveyors and for this purpose establishes the Board of Land Surveyors Examiners. The Board shall keep a Register of Land Surveyors. The Act prohibits surveying of land unless a person is registered as a land surveyor and specifies criteria for registration.
This Law makes provision with respect to registration of title in land and effects of registration and provides for a wide variety of matters regarding specific title in land such as leases, charges, transfers, co-ownership and partition, trusts and transmission on death.The Law establishes a Land Register and requires the Governor to appoint a Land Registrar, the functions and powers of which
The present Ordinance implements both the Federal Spatial Information Act of 5 October 2007 and the Cantonal Spatial Information Law of 17 June 2011. Moreover, the Ordinance aims at a unified marking, inspection and updating of the official land survey.
This Act amends the Land Act by inserting a new section (32A). It also amends sections 31, 35, 59, and 92. Section 32A provides that a lawful or bona fide occupant shall not be evicted from registered land except upon an order of eviction issued by a court and only for non-payment of the annual nominal ground rent. Section 92 is consequentially amended.
The present Ordinance implements the Spatial Information Law of 26 March 2012. In particular, the Ordinance lays down provisions relating to fees for obtaining and using geo-data, as well as fees related to geo-services. The text consists of 17 articles divided into 3 Parts as follows: General provisions (1); Fees (2); Transitional provisions (3). One Annex is enclosed.
These Rules amend the Land Registration (Network Access) Rules 2008 in consequence of changes under the Legal Services Act 2007 to the regulation of persons carrying out legal activities, and the introduction of alternative business structures.
This Order provides for the fees payable in relation to registering, recording or entering in registers under the management and control of the Keeper of the Registers of Scotland, access to those registers and information made available by the Keeper.
