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Displaying 15226 - 15230 of 15550Decree of the Prime Minister relating to the transformation of State land use right and ownership on houses, vehicles and essential household equipment into Government personnel ownership and use right.
The present Decree concerns the transfer of State ownership and right of use on land, houses, vehicles and household equipment to the Government cadres and personnel. Certain land use rights, houses, vehicles and household equipment that had already been used by cadres and personnel shall be transformed into absolute ownership and right of use, upon payment on sale either in full or in long-term instalments. State houses or lands which are not covered by said procedure might be rented to cadres and personnel at a rate to be determined by the Government.
Decree of the Prime Minister relating to the Collection of Land Titling Fees.
The present Decree regulates the collection of land titling fees from all land possessors and users. Said fees are distinguished as follows: (a) fees for land title issuing; (b) fees for documents registration; (c) fees for cadastral work. The Ministry of Finance shall determine the rates of land fees.
Decree of the Prime Minister concerning the Appointment of the Land Remanagement Committee (Decree No. 42/PM).
The present Decree establishes the composition of the Land Remanagement Committee as well as its main duties, which cover the establishment of the policy for the management and use of the land and the organization of the activity of the Committee at the province and municipality level.
Land Title Registration Regulations, 1986.
Regulations to provide for the registration of titles to land and dealings with registered land.The 136 regulations are divided into 6 Parts: First registration (I); Adjudication procedure (II); Dealings with registered land (III); Minor entries in the register (IV); Fees (V); Miscellaneous (VI). The regulations are completed by 3 Schedules. The First Schedule contains no less than 53 forms applications, notices, deeds of transfer, summons, etc.
Guthi Corporation (Second Amendment) Act, 1993.
The amendments to the Guthi Corporation Act of 1976 concern the composition of the Board of Directors, the records of private Guthis, the taking over of rights and liabilities of Private Guthis by the Corporation, the management of Guthi-owned lands.
Amends: Guthi Corporation Act 1976. (1984)