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Displaying 14366 - 14370 of 15550Decision No. 8/92 regulating contractual rescinding procedures.
This Decision establishes the cases in which the contractual rescinding procedure for agricultural land concession will be started by the State. It consists of 6 articles specifying these cases and conditions to be satisfied for obtaining the contract renewing.
Implements: Decree-Law No. 51/91 regulating the distribution of State agricultural lands. (1991-10-03)
Order No. 38-1 of 2000 of the Federal Land Cadastre Service regarding abrogation of the Regulation on the setting up and keeping up of cadastre numbers of the plots of land and the property situated on them.
The purpose of this Order is to modify Order No. 102 on the grounds of abrogation of the Ministerial Decree of the Russian Federation No. 475 of 1996 regarding the validation of the Regulation on the framework and the modality of keeping up of cadastre numbers of real estate and Regulation on the filling in the forms of state registration of real estate and the contracts with it.
Decree No. 8/92 creating the National Commission for Land Distribution.
This Decree creates the National Commission for Land Distribution. It consists of 6 articles establishing composition, competencies and duties of the aforesaid institution, entitled to regulate and control agricultural land use and to issue concession to exploit these lands.
Law No. 10.019 establishing the State Coastal Management Plan.
This Law establishes the State Coastal Management Plan, sets its objectives and guidelines and defines the instruments for its preparation, approval and execution. It consists of 6 chapters establishing: Definition (chap. 1); Objectives (chap. 2); Goals (chap. 3); Management System and Instruments (chaps. 4 and 5) and General Provisions (chap. 6). It covers all ecosystems and natural resources existing on the land, transition and sea segments.
Federal Law No. 68-FZ on amendments and addenda to the Law on basic federal housing policy.
This Federal Law introduces the notion of joint ownership that includes the ownership of the plot of land, on which the edifice is situated, within the boundaries delimited by law. The joint owners are obliged to treat with care the plots of land on which the edifice is situated. The joint ownership extends to the adjoining plots of land within the boundaries delimited by law with the greenery growing on them.
Implements: Federal Law No. 72-FZ on condominiums. (1996-06-15)
Implements: Law No. 4218-I on basic federal housing policy. (1992-12-24)