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Displaying 14486 - 14490 of 15550Resolution No. 03/2000/QD-CP on farm economy.
This Resolution is concerned with the development of various aspects of farming. These aspects include land allocation, production planning, water conservancy, water supply, knowledge of the market, management skills and techniques, etc. The Resolution outlines the basic features of the present farm economy and the general policy of the State towards farm economy and policy relative to a specific aspect, i.e. land policy, tax policy, investment policy, labour policy regarding technological and scientific development, market policy, and a farm assets protection policy.
Décret nº 92-1364 relatif aux servitudes d'inondation pour la rétention des crues du Rhin instituées en application de la loi nº 91-1385 du 31 décembre 1991 portant dispositions diverses en matière de transport.
Ce décret porte réglementation des servitudes d'inondation pour la rétention des crues du Rhin instituées en application de la loi nº 91-1385 du 31 décembre 1991 portant dispositions diverses en matière de transport.
Law No. 8337 on giving ownership in agricultural lands, forests, pastures and meadows.
The objective of this Law is giving in ownership agricultural lands, forests, pastures and meadows (art. 1). In the implementation of this Law are included all the lands within the Republic of Albania out of the border lines, which are treated as agricultural lands according to Law No. 7501 of 19 July 1991, on the Land, independently of their origin. Pastures, meadows, forests and forest lands which are certified with official documents as having been private property are returned to the ex-owners and their legal heirs according to the cadastral statement of 1 August 1991.
Directive No. 18/1999/CT-TTg on a number of measures to step up the completion of granting agricultural, forest and rural land-use right certificates by the year 2000.
The Prime Minister directs the General Director of Land Administration and the presidents of the People's Committees of local entities to implement the Prime Minister's Directive No. 10/1998/CT-TTg in order to step up the granting of land-use certificates and to complete this by the end of 2000. The Directive also contains some rules relative recognition of title, exemption from fees, use of local funds, granting of temporary certificates in urban areas, and payment of levies and taxes.
Law No. 8312 on non-divided agricultural lands.
The object of this Law is the juridical regulation of non-divided agricultural lands and refused agricultural lands by those families who do not agree to accept them into ownership or use.Non-divided agricultural lands are considered areas, registered in the cadastral under the heading of Agricultural Land on 1 August 1991, within the borders of a definite administrative unit (village, commune or municipal which have agricultural lands out of the designated borders) that are not divided by land commissions or are rejected by families or individuals and had not changed the cadastral listing