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Displaying 26 - 30 of 34Territorial Lands (Yukon) Act (S.Y. 2003, c. 17).
This Act concerns the management of land and its resources, including mines, minerals easements, servitudes and all other interests in real property (sect. 1). Under section 2, the Commissioner in Executive Council can designate Land Management Zones for the purpose of protecting the ecological balance of the physical characteristics of any area in Yukon. The Act provides also for sale and lease of lands, for the leasing of mining rights (sect. 10), for the cutting of timber (sect. 16) and for trespass on territorial lands (sect. 18).
Parks and Land Certainty Act (R.S.Y. 2002, c. 165).
The purpose of the Act is to establish parks to provide for the protection and management of areas of territorial significance and to encourage public understanding, appreciation and enjoyment of the Yukon’s natural environment (sect. 1). The Act consists of 99 section divided into seven Parts: Interpretation, Establishing Parks, Park Planning, Park Protection, Use and Development, Regulations, Offences, Administration and Enforcement. Under Part 3, a management plan is required for each park. Under section 4, ecological reserves and wilderness preserves can be established (sect.
Lands Act (R.S.Y. 2002, c. 132).
This Act concerns the disposition of Yukon lands, i.e. a sale or lease of lands or a grant of right of way or easement with respect of those lands (sect. 1). This Act, under section 2, applies to all properties of the Yukon that are vested in Her Majesty in the right of Canada but the right to the beneficial use or to the proceeds of which is appropriated to the Government of Yukon and is subject to the control of the Legislature. The Act sets requirements for the application of disposition (sect. 8), regulates the sale and lease prices (sect. 13), provides for the right of entry (sect.
Tenants in Common Act (R.S.Y. 2002, c. 216).
Under this Act it is assumed that in case land is assigned, transferred, conveyed or devised to two or more person, those person are to be considered as tenants in common and not as join tenants unless otherwise specified.
Commercial Landlord and Tenant Act (R.S.Y. 2002, c. 131).
This Act contains provisions on the tenancy of land. It consists of 103 sections and is divided into four Parts: Covenants and Conditions, Overholding Tenants, Summary of Proceedings for Non-payment if rent and Residential Tenancies. Part 1 contains provisions on licences (sect. 10) and on the terms of tenancies. Part 2 concerns liability and judicial proceedings. Part 3 deals with proceedings in case of non payment of rent and Part 4 regulates in details residential tenancies.