Le présent décret définit les critères de cession et de mise en valeur des parcelles du lotissement dénommé “NASSIB”.
This Act makes provision for various matters relating to the adjudication of title in land in areas of Trust land to which this Act applies in virtue of section 2 of this Act.
La présente loi définit la nature des compétences propres à la commune (collectivité territoriale décentralisée) et celles transférées à elle par l'Etat.Ces compétences portent sur à l'administration et à l'aménagement du territoire; le foncier, au développement économique, éducatif, social, sanitaire ainsi qu'à la protection et à la mise en valeur de l'environnement et de l’assainissement; la
The Commission is established under section 3 as a body corporate. It shall be the principal advisory and executive organ of the Government on all matters related to land use and conservation of the environment and shall formulate policies, act as co-coordinator of activities in the fields concerned and serve as a channel between bodies acting in the fields concerned and the government (sect.
A Proclamation to provide for the utilization of urban land. Urban land is defined as all land within the boundaries of a town (sect. 2). The Proclamation shall not apply to land previously utilized for the construction of dwellings (sect. 3). Section 4 provides for applications of persons who desire to hold urban land in lease. Such applications shall be submitted to the town administration.
This Act provides with respect to the administration of estates of deceased persons and the depository of wills. The High Court shall have jurisdiction in all matters relating to probate and the administration of deceased's estates, with power to grant probates of wills and letters of administration to the estates of deceased persons and to alter or revoke such grants.
"Occupation" is defined in section 2 as "actual and bona fide farming by cultivation or with stock". Section 3 specifies terms on which conditions in title deeds in land regarding occupation shall be deemed to be satisfied. Such criteria regard construction of permanent building, cultivation or keeping of cattle or other livestock for a specified amount of time.
The Act makes provision for the Agricultural Land Settlement Board and for the lease of agricultural land by public authorities in the framework of development of agriculture and the control on the use of land.The 53 sections of this Act are divided into 7 Parts: Preliminary (I); Agricultural Land Settlement Board (II); Functions of the Board (IIa); Land Settlement (III); Control and Occupation
The Act consists of 55 sections divided into 9 Parts: Preliminary (I); Town and Country Planning Tribunal (II); Development Plans (III); Procedure for the preparation and submission of development plans and their modification and extension (IV); Permission required for development and subdivision of land (V); Compensation for refusal or conditional grant of planning permission (VI); Acquisition
This Act concerns rural land. The Act consists of 15 sections divided into 4 Parts: Preliminary (I); Acquisition and Alienation of State Land (II); Occupation of Land by Person Other Than Owner Not Involving Subdivision (III); General (IV).Communal land and other specified types of land are excluded from the operation of this Act (sect. 3).
This Act provides for the control of increase in rent of such immovable property as set out in section 2 of this Act. For purposes of rent control, the Minister shall, by notice in the Gazette, establish such Rent Tribunals, having jurisdiction in such areas, as he or she may think fit. These courts may assess and fix rent and shall other powers as set out in sections 5 and 6.
This Act amends the Property Transfer Tax Act in subsection (2) of section 5 by the insertion of a new provision which allows the Commissioner General, in determining the realised value for shares, to make adjustments in accordance with the provisions of sections 97A, 97AA, 97C and paragraph 22A of the Fifth Schedule to the Income Tax Act.