The present Ordinance lays down provisions relating to the charging of fees for services rendered by land surveying offices in Bavaria. The text consists of 16 articles.

El presente Decreto Supremo reglamenta parcialmente la Ley que amplía la vigencia del Régimen Extraordinario al Organismo de Formalización de la Propiedad Informal (COFOPRI), con el objeto de establecer los procedimientos especiales y demás disposiciones reglamentarias necesarias para la aplicación de la exoneración del pago de tasas u otros cobros en materia de formalización en las zonas afectadas por los sismos del 15 de agosto de 2007.

Article 1 establishes that the official survey and spatial information system is part of the national infrastructure for spatial development of the state Mecklenburg-Vorpommern safeguarding ownership of land. The spatial data are the basis for all local and site-specific measures in the country. The text consists of 40 articles divided into 4 Parts as follows: Basis of the official spatial information and land survey system (1); Geo-data infrastructure (2); Official land survey (3); Transitional and final provisions (4);

The present Law provides the legal framework for the operation of spatial information infrastructure in the Free State of Saxony and regulates its relation to the national geo-data infrastructure. Furthermore, the Law implements aspects of the environment policy of the European Union.

Article 1 of the above-mentioned Law establishes that the Land Survey Service shall create and maintain the basis of a geo-data infrastructure, describe these data in details in information systems and reproduce them in geographical maps. The text consists of 16 articles divided into 3 Parts as follows: Land survey (I); Land Survey Register (II); Common provisions (III).

The present Law lays down provisions relating to official land survey and spatial information in the Land Hessen. Article 1 establishes that the official survey and spatial information system is part of the national infrastructure for spatial development safeguarding ownership of land. The text consists of 48 articles divided into 4 Parts as follows: Basis of official survey and spatial information (I); Official land survey (II); Public Spatial Information System (III);Transitional and final provisions (IV). Three Annexes are enclosed.

La presente Resolución aprueba los formatos de Título de Propiedad Oneroso Registrado, de Solicitud de Ampliación del Plazo de Pago y de Notificación de Oferta de Venta, a ser utilizados en los procedimientos de formalización y titulación en áreas de propiedad del Estado.

El presente Decreto Supremo modifica en materia de costos y procedimientos de registración la reglamentación que establece procedimientos especiales y demás disposiciones necesarias para la aplicación de la exoneración del pago de tasas u otros cobros en procesos de formalización de predios urbanos informales.

Article 1 of the above-mentioned Law establishes that the setting-up, continuation and renewal of the Land Survey Register and the necessary related surveys are tasks of the Land. The text consists of 21 articles divided into 6 Parts as follows: General provisions (I); Land survey (II); Cadastre (III); Demarcation (IV); Penalties (V); Final provisions (VI).

Implemented by: Ordinance implementing the Survey and Cadastre Law. (2009-05-12)

The present Law provides the legal framework for the development and operation of the geo-data infrastructure of Schleswig-Holstein being part of the national geo-data infrastructure. The text consists of 14 articles divided into 3 Parts as follows: General provisions (I); Requirements for geo-data infrastructure (II); Final provisions (III).

This Order establishes data freely available by the Minister of Environment to public administrations, businesses and individuals with regard to Survey and Cadastre surveying and mapping of land, as well as to payment thereof.

Implements: Map and Cadastre Act (No. 131 of 2010). (2010-01-28)

Agricultural and rural regulations in Greece are governed by a scattered legislation, making its use and application difficult. Such situation does not correspond to the modern needs, since the management of the agricultural immovable property is applied through the Rural Code which was ratified in 1949, together with certain legislative provisions on rural development during the ’70s and ’80s. Moreover, the Ministry of Rural Development and Food manages the immovable property on the basis of other laws and provisions, in particular with Law No.