La presente Ley regula el registro de todos los derechos reales inmobiliarios correspondientes al territorio de la República Dominicana.

This Act concerns the ownership of so-called “inner banks”. Section 2 makes provision for the definition of boundaries in original grants of land made by the British South Africa Company. The boundary shall be the centre of the said river or stream. Any subsequent transfer of land the boundary of which is so described under one undivided transfer shall be deemed to have conveyed the land up to the centre of the river or stream mentioned as a boundary in the original grant or diagram, and to have vested the ownership of the land as thus bounded in the holder of the title to the land.

These Acts are amended to as to provide for the integration of the Topographic Office of the Ministry of Defence in the Service for the cadastre and public registers as mentioned in article 2 of the Cadastre Organization Act.

Amends: Cadastre Act. (2010-07-18)
Amends: Act concerning the independent status of the State Cadastre Office (Cadastre Organization Act). (2010-07-18)

La presente Ley tiene por objeto la creación y regulación del catastro nacional, que contiene la representación y descripción gráfica, numérica, literal y estadística de todas las tierras comprendidas en el territorio nacional.

The Methodical Instructions establish the organizational basics and requirements for the organization and carrying out the state expertise of land survey documentation and registration in the aforesaid sphere. All land survey documentation regarding also land valuation, data of the state land cadastre, elaborated at the national, regional and local levels by the subjects of entrepreneurial activity shall be subject to the state expertise.

This Instruction elucidates the modalities of registration by the bodies of the State Committee on Land Resources of the materials on administrative offences in case of the exposure of the violations of land legislation, appeal against the decisions, control over record keeping of administrative offences. The provisions of the Instruction shall be compulsory for the state inspectors for land tenure and protection of land authorized to draw reports and apply penalties for administrative offences.

The Regulation establishes the modalities of legalization, issuing and registration of the injunctions issued by the state inspectors for land tenure and protection of land for the purpose of stopping the exposed infringement of land legislation and elimination of the consequences thereof.

These Rules amend the Land Registration Rules 2003 (the principal rules) with respect to registration of relevant lease clauses. "Relevant lease" means: (a) a prescribed clauses lease as defined in rule 58A(4), or (b) any other lease which complies with the requirements as to form and content set out in rule 58A(1) and which either is required to be completed by registration under section 27(2)(b) of the Act or is the subject of an application for first registration of the title to it.

Amends: Land Registration Rules 2003 (S.I. No. 1417 of 2003). (2003-05-19)

These Rules amend the Land Registration Rules 2003. Rule 1 provides for citation and commencement and rule 2 for interpretation. Rule 3 makes a consequential amendment to rule 91(1) of the principal rules, arising from rule 4. Rule 4 adds a new rule, rule 91A to the principal rules. This allows a number of standard forms of restriction to refer to dispositions of a specified part of the registered estate. It also allows changes in other standard. Rules 5 and 8 amend rules 92(2) and 198(2)(d) of the principal rules respectively. Other changes concern standard forms and registration.

Part 1 of the Rules makes provisions about the form and arrangement of the register to be kept under the Land Registration Act 2002. Part 2 makes provision about the indices to be kept under the Act. Part 3 makes provisions about applications to the registrar and objections to them; Part 4 deals with applications for first registration of land. Part 5 of the Rules makes provisions about cautions against first registration. Part 6 makes further provisions about applications to the registrar, dispositions of registered land, and the making of miscellaneous entries in the register.

This Regulation consist of 3 Chapters divided into 19 articles and it provides for the auction of land use rights in order to assign land with the collection of land use levies or to lease land. Article 3 specifies cases entitled to land assignment or land lease through auction. Conditions on land plots which have to be auctioned and conditions to participate to auctions are described in articles 5 and 6.

These Regulations prescribe the information to be contained in that register and the manner in which that register is to be kept by the surveying authority (regs. 2 and 3). These Regulations do not apply to an application under section 53(5) of the Act which has been determined by the surveying authority before the relevant date (reg. 4). Section 53(5) of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 enables any person to apply to a surveying authority for an order to modify the definitive map and statement concerning public rights of way.