Regulation No. 25 of 1962 amending the regulation for lease of beaches, islands and Miri surf lands on which pastures or liquorice are naturally grown (No. 33 of 1961).
The amendment replaces article 13 concerning breach of lease contracts. Any person that uses the leased lands other than in the way specified in the lease contract and without permission of the competent authority shall be liable to pay a fine of double the lease amount.
Décret nº 62-0402 M.T.T. portant définition et limites des différentes zones de navigation au commerce et à la pêche.
Ce décret porte définition et limites des différentes zones de navigation au commerce et à la pêche, notamment celles relatives à la navigation côtière, au cabotage national, au cabotage interafricain et au cabotage international, au long cours et à la pêche côtière.
Décret nº 62-0401 M.T.T. fixant la limite des eaux maritimes et fluviales dans les différents fleuves du Sénégal.
Ce décret fixe les limites des eaux fluviales et maritimes dans les fleuves et rivières du Sénégal et rend applicables à tous les navires entrant dans la zone maritime les règlements maritimes, la police de navigation et les feux, les règlements pour prévenir les abordages.
Ley Nº 229 - Ley de conservación de suelos y aprovechamiento de los recursos naturales.
La presente Ley establece el régimen legal aplicable en lo atinente a la conservación de suelos y aprovechamiento de los recursos naturales. Se entiende por conservación de suelos el mantenimiento y mejoramiento de su capacidad productiva. El artículo 2º faculta al Consejo Agrario Provincial a adoptar una serie de medidas que tiendan a asegurar la conservación de los suelos y a mantener su capacidad productiva.
Law on Lands.
This Law is composed of 3 articles which state the following: The ownership of Israel lands, being the lands in Israel of the State, the Development Authority or the Keren Kayemet Le-Israel, shall not be transferred either by sale or in any other manner (1); section 1 shall not apply to classes of lands and classes of transactions determined for that purpose by Law (2); In this Law, "lands" means land, houses, buildings and anything permanently fixed to land (3).
Local Authorities (Land Transfer Fee) Law, 1959.
This Law is about an additional fee to be paid by any person liable to pay land transfer fee to go to local authorities (section 2). The Treasury (sec.4) collects the additional fee. Section 5 establishes apportionment of the additional fee among a number of local authorities.
The Orissa Scheduled Areas Transfer of Immovable Property (By Scheduled Tribes) Regulation, 1956
The Governor of Orissa in exercise of the powers conferred under sub-paragraph (2) of paragraph 5 of the Fifth Schedule of the Constitution of India has promulgated this regulation to Control and Check Transfers of Immovable Property in the Scheduled Areas of the State of Odisha by Scheduled Tribes (ST). Any transfer of immovable property by a member of a ST to non-STs, except by way of mortgage in any public financial institution for securing a loan granted by such institution for any agricultural purpose, shall be absolutely null and void.
El impuesto a la tierra dentro del sistema impositivo argentino
Fil: García Vázquez, Enrique.
Constitution of Latvia.
Latvia is an independent democratic republic (Article 1). The sovereign power of the State of Latvia is vested in the people of Latvia (Article 2). The State shall recognize and protect fundamental human rights in accordance with this Constitution, laws and international agreements binding upon Latvia (Article 89). Everyone has the right to know about their rights (Article 90). Everyone has the right to own property. Property shall not be used contrary to the interests of the public. Property rights may be restricted only in accordance with law.
Thailand - Land Reform Areas Project
The project will contribute to the intensification of rainfed agriculture, the expansion of agricultural exports, the alleviation of poverty, and improved land use. It will pursue these aims by strengthening the capability of the Agricultural Land Reform Office (ALRO) to implement a series of land reform and development projects on encroached public lands and by demonstrating the viability of a land reform and infrastructure development model in an initial set of nine land reform areas (LRAs) of 192,000 ha affecting some 35,000 low-income families.