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Displaying 14441 - 14445 of 15550Act relative to the General Swedish Land Based Credit Bank.
The Bank shall extend credit secured by mortgages to enterprises. It shall be managed by a Council consisting of six members. Other provisions deal with funds of the bank, internal organization, and supervision over operations of the Bank. (15 sections)
Act relative to municipal land survey authorities (1995:1393).
This Act makes provision for authorization of the central Government to granted to municipalities to organize municipal land survey offices and for operations of such offices. Section 2 specifies requirements that municipalities and the land survey offices shall meet in order to qualify for authorization. Application for authorization shall be submitted to the Central Land Survey Agency. The municipal land survey offices shall carry out land survey and registration of immovable property within municipal borders (sect. 5).
Coast Protection Act, 1963.
The council of a county may investigate, where they consider it expedient to do so, any proposals for coast protection works within the county under section 2.
Decree relative to the Land Register.
This Decree consists of 12 articles. They deal with land survey and entry in the Register of data obtained from surveys, and entry of Regional Plans, Overview Plans, Detailed Plans, and area provisions according to immovable property plants in accordance with the Planning and Building Law (SFS 1987:10).
Land Groups Incorporation Act (Chapter 147).
The purposes of this Act are: to encourage greater participation by local people in the national economy, to make better use of land, to create greater certainty of title, and to provide for better and more effectual settlement of disputes. The Minister may appoint a Registrar of Incorporated Land Groups under section 3. Part III concerns the recognition of customary corporations by the Registrar. Applications for recognition may be made by "customary groups" under section 5. Section 7 provides for the Register of Incorporated Land Groups.