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Displaying 36 - 38 of 38Act on State-owned property of some forests and other self-governing lands.
The Act, which is composed of ten Paragraphs, establishes that forests and forest lands belonging to self-governing authorities become State-owned property. The same applies to agricultural lands registered as planned to become forests. The transfer shall be accepted by the Minister of Forestry and by the Council of the State.
Regulation laying down the procedure for the transfer of forests, lands and other immovable properties managed by the State Forests.
The Regulation of the Minister of Environment, Natural Resources and Forestry, which is composed of five Chapters, establishes that the auction to sale forests, lands or other immovable properties managed by the State Forests, is organized by a special commission which consists of 3 to 7 members. The commission selects the sale method (Chapters 2-4).
Implements: Forest Act 1991. (1991-09-28)
Act on management of properties of the Treasury.
The present Act is composed of ten Sections: General provisions (sect. 1); Agency for Agricultural Properties (sect. 2); Resources of Agricultural Property of the Treasury (sect. 3); Financial management of the Agency and the Resources (sect. 4); Management of the Resources of Agricultural Property of the Treasury (sect. 5); Sale and purchase of properties (sect. 6); Permanent management (sect. 7); Tenancy and lease (sect. 8); Housing and social management (sect. 9); Final and transitional provisions (sect. 10).