The Regulation establishes the general procedure for arbitration, which includes: (a) the application for arbitration, to be addressed to the Director-General and lodged at (or sent by post to) the head office of the Department of Agriculture; (b) the compilation by the Director-General of a list of legal practitioners who may be appointed as Chairpersons of the arbitration committee, a list of owners who may be appointed as members of the committee, and a list of tenants who may be appointed as members of the committee; (c) nomination of committee members; (d) appointment of the committee;

This Regional Law establishes the following types of calculation of land price: (a) price of land for developer to whom land plot was previously allotted on lease shall be 3 percent of cadastre value of land; (b) price of land for non-governmental shall be 3 percent of cadastre value of land; and (c) price of plots of agricultural land allotted to natural or legal person on lease, upon expiration of three-year period in case of sale to them of such pl

These Rules amend the Commonhold (Land Registration) Rules 2004 in relation with evidence in support of certain applications to be given in the form of a statement of truth (as defined in rule 215A of the Land Registration Rules 2003) instead of a statutory declaration.

Amends: Commonhold (Land Registration) Rules 2004 (S.I. No. 1830 of 2004). (2004-07-14)

The scope of this Regional Law shall be to delimit plenary powers in the sphere of regulation of land relations between regional legislative and executive bodies.

The Act consists of 33 sections grouped under 5 Parts which covers issues related to the application for leases (Part 2), provisions concerning leases (Part 3) and forfeitures of leases (Part 4). The general provisions contained in Part 5 cover also appeal procedures, with the constitution of panels and of appeal tribunals.

Repealed by: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Land Holding Act 2013. (2014-09-05)

The Regulation consists of the following Parts: Preliminary (1); Administration (2); Land Assessment (3); Sale, Lease or Other Disposal of Crown Land (4); Dedication and Reservation of Land (5); Miscellaneous (6). The Regulations is completed by 5 Schedules.The Regulation is completed by four Schedules: Fees and deposits (1); Substances defined as minerals in relation to land not in a special district (2); Form of warrant (3); Records to be kept by reserve trust (4).

An Act amending Acts and amending provisions are subject to automatic repeal pursuant to sec 30C of the Interpretation Act 1987 No 15 once the amendments have taken effect. An Act to amend the Western Lands Act 1901 as a result of a statutory review under section 3B of that Act; and for other purposes.

Amends: Western Lands Act 1901. (2016-11-14)
Repeals: Western Lands Amendment Act 2002. (2009-04-08)

Article 30 shall be supplemented with item 2.2 of the following wording “2.2. Concession on lease to subsoil manager of the plots of land pertaining to public or municipal property and required for subsoil management shall be carried out without tender (auction). Modalities of calculation of rent for the aforesaid land plots shall be established by the Government of the Russian Federation.”

Amends: Land Code (No. 136-FZ of 2001). (2001-10-25)

All ungranted land is declared to be public land. Public land shall be at disposition and control of the Governor. The Governor in the exercise of the powers conferred upon him by this Ordinance in respect to any land shall have regard to the native laws and customs existing in the district in which such land is situated. It shall be lawful for the Governor: (a) to grant rights of occupancy to natives and non-natives; (b) To demand a rental for the use of any public lands granted to any native or non-native; (c) To revise the said rental at intervals of more than thirty-three years.

This Act amends existing legislation by giving new definitions of "Minister" and other public bodies and officers and by updating certain other provisions.

This Act concerns rules to be enacted in place of common law regarding the liability of an occupier of premises or other persons in relation with that premises. The Act also defines the “common duty of care” of an occupier, defines the effects of a contract on third party liability of an occupier and defines the duties of a landlord regarding repair where a premises if occupied under tenancy.

This Act, consisting of 18 Parts and 2 Schedules, establishes composition, duties and reponsibilities of the Maori Land Court, which shall be the same court as that existing under the same name immediately before the commencement of this Act. In addition to the jurisdiction and powers expressly conferred on it by this or any other Act, the Maori Land Court shall have all the powers that are inherent in a court of record (I).