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Displaying 7766 - 7770 of 15550Physical Planning (Amendment) Act, 2012 (No. 12 of 2012)
This Act amends the Physical Planning Act: in section 2 (interpretation); in section 3 by deleting paragraph (h) and substituting the following: “(h) the Managing Director of the Montserrat Utilities Limited (MUL) or a representative nominated by the Managing Director; by inserting section 63A on the sale of products and services by the Chief Physical Planner; in section 64 with respect to fees for the sale of products and services.
Amends: Physical Planning Act (Cap. 8.03) (2013-01-01)
Baden-Württemberg Building Ordinance.
The present Law applies to buildings and building products. Furthermore, the Law applies also to parcels of land, other constructions and facilities subject to requirements of the present Law.
Presidential Decree No. 3 on the agricultural use of nitrate fertilizers and concerning the action programme for zones vulnerable to nitrates.
This Decree lays down provisions governing the use of nitrate fertilizers for agricultural purposes. Further it lays down an action programme to be implemented in zones vulnerable to nitrates. The aim is to guarantee the protection of the environment.
Agricultural Loans Act (Cap. 9).
The Act provides with respect to the granting of loans for the cultivation and management of land. No person who is owner of lands of a gross agricultural value exceeding two thousand five hundred dollars shall be eligible for a loan by the Government under this Act, provided that the Minister may from time to time increase the limit to any amount not exceeding five thousand dollars.
Aliens (Land-Holding Regulation) Act (Cap. 13).
The Act provides with respect to the holding of rights in land and mortgages by foreigners in Grenada. It also provides for forfeiture of illegally-held land and shares of companies that do not comply with the provisions of this Act. The Minister may, if he or she thinks fit, from time to time, grant to any alien a licence to hold land as owner or tenant for any estate or interest either subject to any condition (or not) or grant to an alien a licence to hold land as mortgagee for any estate or interest therein.