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The constitution drafted by a Constitutional Commission before being approved by 96.6% of voters in a referendum.
Resolution No.1 of 1976 on the land registration (cadastre).
This Resolution is composed of 5 articles. Article 1 establishes the Cadastre Committee with the competence to study the examination result carried out by the Cadastre and Documentation Department and to take the final decision related to the approval or refuse of the land registration. Article 2 deals with the management and internal organization of the Committee. The seat of the Committee shall be established at the Cadastre Department (art. 3). Article 4 decrees the issuance of a regulation for the Committee.
Law No. 14 of 1964 issuing the Cadastre (Land Registration) Regulation.
This Regulation consists of 7 Sections divided into 23 articles. Section I establishes the Cadastre and Documentation Department of the Ministry of Justice and defines its duties. Section II deals with land ownership rights. Section III pertains to booking and registration. Section IV and V define the registration measures. Section VI defines steps and measures for the authentication of signatures, as well as fixes registration fees. Section VII contains temporary provisions.
Resolution No. 1 of 1990 establishing two committees for estimation and assessment of the expropriated lands for public utilities.
This Resolution is composed of 16 articles. Article 1 decrees the establishment and composition of the Two Committees for the estimation and assessment of the expropriated lands situated into the borders of Doha City and Rayyan and the lands located into the borders of the other towns and villages. Article 2 deals with competencies and duties of the aforementioned Committees. The decisions and recommendations of the Two Committees shall entry into force after the final approval of the Minister of Agriculture and Municipality Affairs (art. 4).
Law No. 13 of 1998 on the expropriation of land ownership and the temporary taking possession of them for public utilities.
This Law is composed of 6 Chapters divided into 34 articles. Chapter I deals with terms and definitions. Chapter II provides for ownership expropriation steps and measures, estimation measures and compensation and complaint. Chapter III refers to provisions related to the temporary taking possession of lands. Chapter IV pertains to provisions related to the compensation for large areas. Chapter V deals with ownership expropriation of zones and quarters. Chapter VI contains concluding and transitory provisions.