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The present Law establishes legal, organizational and financial basis for carrying out state expertise of land use documentation and the modalities of tits carrying out. State expertise of land use documentation is activity aimed at valuation, control and analysis of the objects of expertise for the purpose of the compliance thereof with the legislative requirements, standards, norms and instructions, and also elaboration of substantiated conclusions for decision-making as regards the objects of the expertise. The main targets of state expertise are: 1) organization of complex, scientifically substantiated valuation of the objects of expertise; 2) compliance of the objects of expertise with the legislative requirements, standards, norms and instructions; 3) elaboration of the objective and substantiated requirements of the state expertise. The objects of the state expertise are land use documentation and land valuation documentation that is established by the legislation, and also materials and documentation of state land cadastre. The Law consists of 9 Sections that contain 42 articles. Section 1 (arts. 1-7) lays down general provisions. Section 2 (arts. 8-15) specifies the forms and the types of state expertise. Section 3 (arts. 16-22) regards regulation in the sphere of state expertise. Section 4 (arts. 23-26) determines the status of expert of state expertise. Section 5(arts. 27-30) determines the rights and the duties of the customers of state expertise and projectors of the objects of state expertise. Section 6 (arts.31-39) establishes the modalities of carrying out state expertise. Section 7 (art. 40) establishes liability for the infringement of the legislation in the sphere of state expertise. Section 8 (arts. 41 and 42) regards international agreements in the sphere of state expertise. Section 9 lays down final provisions.
Implemented by: Order No. 391 of the State Committee on Land Resources validating the Methodical Instructions on carrying out the state expertise of land survey documentation. (2004-12-03)
