La présente loi est relative aux levées topographiques et cadastrales. Notamment, les travaux de la carte et l'établissement du cadastre sont confiés au Service de l'aménagement du territoire. L’article 2 établit que tout propriétaire foncier est tenu de céder le terrain nécessaire à la conservation et à l'utilisation d'un point trigonométrique de cette espèce, ainsi que le droit d'y accéder, et cela soit par aliénation, soit par l'établissement d'une servitude, le tout moyennant indemnité complète. Le texte comprend 9 articles.

The present Law implements the Federal Act on acquisition of land by persons abroad of 16 December 1983.. Article 1 establishes that the acquisition of land shall be authorized if this serves as principal residence. The text consists of 11 articles divided into 5 Parts as follows: Cantonal license reasons and restrictions (I); Licensing and complaint authorities (II); Licensing and complaint procedures (III); Fees (IV); Final provisions (V).

This Act concerns infrastructure improvements at the local level and related matters.The Minister may declare, by Order, special improvements (infrastructure) areas for purposes of this Act for lands intended for community development and subdivision for this purpose. Infrastructure shall include water supply and sewerage facilities. On land subject to an Order, no change to land tenancies shall be made. Upon the confirmation of an Order, the Minister may direct the compulsory acquisition by the Government of a leasehold interest in land in an area covered by an Order.

This Law, structured in three main sections and composed of 20 articles, provides a detailed definition of the areas to be considered of special interest for the State. It sets the legal framework for the immovable properties with more than 1.000.000 m2 and those located in municipal bordering areas.

The provisions of this Act shall apply to any part or whole of any such area or areas as the Minister may, from time to time, by Order in the Gazette define and shall apply to all lands described therein except those listed in section 2. No land shall be subdivided without the approval of the Director of Town and Country Planning except in the circumstances listed in section 4. Application for approval by the Director must be made in accordance with section. Local authorities shall consider the application and make recommendations to the Director (sect. 7).

La presente Ley establece que ningún acto de disposición que implique la subdivisión actual o futura de inmuebles rurales en jurisdicción provincial podrá ser válidamente otorgado, si como consecuencia del mismo se establecen parcelas o remanentes cuyas superficies no constituyen unidades económicas agrarias. La Ley indica los casos que quedan exceptuados de dicha prohibición. La Ley prevé la nulidad de los actos violatorios de estas disposiciones.

Section 8L on Remission of rates has been added and the amendment included in Section 2 shall enter into force as per the 12th November 1979.

Amends: Urban Development Authority Law. (1979)

The Act amends Sections 16,18,21 and Second Schedule of the principal enactment.

Amends: Partition Law. (1977-12-15)

Part IIA has been added right after Part II of the principal enactment and it contains provisions for the planning procedures, the institution of a Planning Committee, functions and tasks. Other minor amendments have been inserted in the text of other Sections, dealing mostly in definition of powers of Authority, offences and penalties and other administrative issues. A new Schedule has been added too.

Amends: Urban Development Authority Law. (1979)

The Act amends Sections 8,10,29; it inserts a new Section 82A and repeals 1st and 3rd Schedules of the principal enactement.

Amends: Partition Law. (1977-12-15)

The Law provides for the repartition and sale of land owned by two or more tenants on the basis of their share of the same land and their rights to it.As far as the decisions of the board are concerned, article 6 establishes that the chairman of the board shall inform the Settlement Officer of the decision taken in respect of every application. Said decision shall be communicated to the claimant and thereafter the necessary steps shall be taken by the Settlement Officer in order to give effect to the decision.

This Decree-Law, composed of 39 articles, rules on State’s withdrawal from the management of production units. To this end, it stipulates that the Government shall implement development programmes, as well as define the guidelines for the zoning of the production units to be assigned. The Decree-Law indicates the procedures for State withdrawal, the applicable concession regime, the forbidden property concessions, and the admitted applicants.