The present Law establishes the basis of the organization of land market and regulation of economic and legal relations concerning land market. The document consists of V Secs. that contain 23 Arts. Section I (arts. 1-5) lays down general provisions. Section II (Arts. 6-8) regards organization of land market. Section III (Arts. 9-17) regards regulation of land market. Section IV (Arts. 18-20) regards registration of the rights on land. Section V (Arts. 21-23) establishes liability for the infringement of the legislation on land market and regulates the issues of dispute settlement.

Land tax is collected annually. The objects of taxation are the plots of land conceded in ownership or in lease. The purpose of the application of the present Law is rational land tenure. Land tax is calculated as stable land charge for the plot of land irrespectively of the results of economic activity of the owner of land and land tenants. The document consists of IV Secs. that contain 14 Arts. Section I (arts. 1-4) lays down general provisions. Section II (Arts. 5-6) fixes rates of land tax. Section III (art. 7) establishes privileged terms for the payment of land tax. Section IV (Arts.

The present Law determines legal basis and regulations for carrying out land reform. The document consists of VII Secs. that contain 26 Arts. Section I (arts. 1-5) lays down general provisions. Section II (Arts. 6-8) classifies the forms of land property. Section III (Arts. 9-10) establishes the basis for the privatization of land in legal possession of citizens. Section IV (Arts. 11-16) regards privatization of land pertaining to state collective farms (sovkhozes) and collective farms (kolkhozes). Section V (Arts. 17-19) regards regulation of the rights of land-owners. Section VI (Arts.

The present Law guarantees voluntary choice and setting up by persons that have the right to be allotted land share and property share pertaining to the property of kolkhozes, sovkhozes, inter-economic and other agricultural enterprises economic entities (enterprises) of any organizational and legal form. The Law consists of 4 Sections that contain 25 articles. Section 1 (arts. 1-8) lays down general provisions. Section 2 (arts. 9-12) regards property issues and privatization of property. Section 3 (arts. 13-22) regards setting up agricultural enterprises of various types. Section 4 (arts.

This Order makes modifications of the following enactments which appear to be necessary or expedient in consequence of the Title Conditions (Scotland) Act 2003: Lands Clauses Consolidation (Scotland) Act 1845; Abolition of Feudal Tenure etc (Scotland) Act 2000; Housing (Forms) (Scotland) Regulations 1974; Town and Country Planning (Control of Advertisements) (Scotland) Regulations 1984; Compulsory Purchase by Public Authorities (Inquiries Procedure) (Scotland) Rules 1998.

The present Law determines principles and organizational and legal basis of the privatization of state property. The document consists of 27 Articles Art. 1 gives definition of privatization. Article 2 regards legislation on privatization of state property. Article 3 regards carrying out privatization of state property. Article 4 regards objects of privatization. Article 5 regards subjects of privatization. Article 6 establishes general principles of privatization of state property. Article 7 establishes the modalities of privatization.

National Assembly decrees to carry out privatization of state property on the basis of annual programs validated by the National Assembly, National Bank and other banks must provide for timely carrying out banking operations connected with privatization of state property. The Ministry of Finance must allot finances for carrying out program of privatization of state property.

Implements: Law No.445 of 1993 on privatization of state property. (1993-05-18)

This Law establishes that objects of proprietary right are land, subsoil, inner and territorial waters, continental shelf, air basin, flora and fauna, enterprises, property complexes, buildings, structures, equipment, raw and other materials, money, securities, other property of industrial, social, cultural and other character, products of intellectual and creative activity. The Law consists of 5 Sections that contain 24 articles. Section 1 (arts. 1-8) lays down general provisions. Section 2 (arts. 9-13) establishes the right of state property. Section 3 (arts.

This Act regulates the landlord-tenant relationship in New Brunswick. It covers all issues related to the rights and duties of each party, it consists of 79 sections and is divided into the following parts: Covenants and Conditions; Overholding Tenants; Summary Proceedings and Regulations.

La presente Ley instituye el sistema normativo que rige la delimitación, registro, adjudicación, uso y cesión de las tierras fiscales rurales provinciales y municipales en zona de frontera y los requisitos que deben reunir los programas y proyectos de producción, explotación y aprovechamiento de los recursos naturales allí existentes. A los fines de la adjudicación de tierras fiscales en zona de frontera se tendrán especialmente en cuenta las actividades agropecuarias forestales, mineras, industriales, pesqueras, turísticas, energéticas, sociales, urbanísticas y de conexidad.

This Act regulates the sale and acquisition of real property through concessions, and in particular land used for agricultural purposes, so as to safeguard effective use of such property, to protect the production capacity, and to regulate ownership for the benefit of public good.

This Resolution is composed of 4 articles. The Land No. 5, located in the zone of Alfarrara-Gaza Strip, indicated in the attached Map shall be expropriated by the PNA with the objective to construct buildings in favour of the Ministry of Housing (art. 1). Any individual who has a right or benefit on the abovementioned land shall present a request to the Ministry of Housing within a month indicating his ownership and his rights on this land to obtain compensation (art. 2). All owners of the aforementioned land should abstain from the right of disposal over it (art. 3).