This Implementing Regulation explains and specifies provisions of Legislative Decree No. 3 of 1994 concerning land and environment planning. The Implementing Regulation is composed of 4 Sections divided into 59 articles. Section 1 deals with terms and definitions. Section 2 specifies the objectives of this Regulation as well as the basis and standards for the division of lands. Section 3 refers to procedures adopted for the division of lands. Section 4 deals with the following matters: (a) projecting provisions; (b) complaint affairs; (c) fees; and (d) offences and penalties.

This Act makes provision for some aspects relating to the settlement on land. The Cabinet may, by Order, declare any area of Crown land to a settlement area. A settlement area shall be destined for the settlement of small agricultural holdings and the land allocated shall be subject to restrictions as to the disposal of the land and crops thereon. The Act further provides for regulation-making powers of the Cabinet.

This Act sets out the conditions and procedures for the partition of land held by more than one tenant, i.e. joint tenants and tenants in common.Any person entitled to claim partition may apply to Court for partition, which shall, after issue of an order of partition by Court, take place in the matter as specified by this Act. The Court may also direct the sale of the property if it thinks to be more beneficial to the parties involved to distribute proceeds of the sale among them instead of carrying out the partition.

This Act provides for land to be divided into condominium lots and for the registration of a condominium plan, the establishment of a corporation for purposes of administration of the common property, easements in relation with condominium, by-laws applying to condominium lots and common property and other matters relating to the administration of the common property and condominium lots.Land may be subdivided into condominium lots in accordance with a condominium plan, the contents of which are prescribed by this Act.

This Act makes provision with respect to transactions involving and rights inherent to settled estates i.e.

This Act makes provision for duties and proceedings in relation with the ending of a tenancy of a small tenement as defined in this Act.If a tenant does not leave the tenement after a notice of the landlord, the Magistrate may, on the application of the landlord, issue a summons in the form as set out in the Schedule to this Act. The Act specifies court proceedings in respect of a dispute, provides for compensation of improvements and declares the repossession of a tenement to be an offence.

This Act defines powers and limits actions of trustees and other persons appointed in a will, deed or other instrument of settlement or mortgagees to lawfully dispose of land under their control pursuant to rights conferred upon them as trustees or mortgagees.The Act grants powers, subject to conditions a set forth in this Act, to trustees to sell or exchange land indicated in a will, deed or other instrument of settlement.

The aim of this Resolution is to regulate the rent of lands under the control of the General Authority for Fisheries Development for the establishment of aquaculture facilities. This Resolution is composed of 18 articles. The rent of uncultivated lands under the control of the Authority shall be regulated by Presidential Resolution No. 465 of 1983 (art. 1). Article 2 deals with the establishment of committees for the designation of appropriated areas for aquaculture facilities. Articles 3-7 provide for the management and for contracts of the aforementioned areas.

The Schedule of the present Regulation sets out the forms to be used for the purposes of the Real Property Act. The text consists of 3 sections and 1 Annex.

Implements: Real Property Act (C.C.S.M. c. R30). (2015)

With a view to ensure purposeful and efficient land use, and also for the development of housing and mortgage market, the President decrees to authorize privatization by legal persons of land plots on which buildings and constructions are located from 1 January 2007. Long-term lease contracts applicable to the plots of land that have not been privatized in accordance with the above-mentioned modalities shall be subject to re-registration. Natural persons shall be authorized to privatize land plots allocated thereto for individual housing construction from 1 January 2008.

Land is the public property and it shall not be liable to sale, exchange, donation, mortgage except for cases envisaged by the national legislation. Legal persons can manage land parcels on condition of land usufruct, permanent use, temporary use, and lease, while natural persons can manage land parcels on condition of lifelong hereditary land tenure, temporary land tenure and lease. Sublease of the plots of land conceded on lease shall be prohibited.

This Law sets forth legal grounds for setting up, functioning, reorganization and liquidation of peasant farms, regulates the rights and the duties thereof, and also the interrelations with other legal and natural persons.