The present Law lays down provisions relating to expropriation proceedings. In particular, the Law applies to all expropriation, take-over and related compensation proceedings in the Land Mecklenburg-Vorpommern in so far as Federal or regional law is not applicable. The text – consisting of 16 articles – deals with the following aspects: sphere of application, expropriation purpose, authorization of expropriation, subject of expropriation, compensation, competent authority, expropriation proceedings, legal aid, entry into force, penalties.

The present Law implements the Federal Soil Protection Act of 17 March 1998 (BGBl. I p. 502). The purpose of the Law is to ensure and reinstate effectively the conditions and functions of the soil. The text consists of 17 articles divided into 4 Parts as follows: General provisions (1); Information on soil and contaminated sites, territorially-based soil protection (2); Responsibility, compensation, costs (3); Final provisions (4).

Implemented by: Soil Protection Cost Ordinance Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. (2012-09-25)
Implements: Federal Soil Protection Act. (2017-07-20)

The present Law is applicable to expropriation of general property proceedings and related compensation payments in so far as the federal lesgislation is not applicable. According to the present Law expropriation is authorized only for the purpose of carrying out projects aiming at creating or modifying facilities or institutes for the well-being of the community, such as, facilities for sport, health care and other social purposes.

These Regulations amend, in relation to England and Wales, regulations 14 of the Town and Country Planning General Regulations 1992 in relation to expenses for the recovery of land, which is in a condition adversely affecting the amenity of a neighbourhood. Under section 215 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990, a local planning authority may in certain circumstances serve a notice on the owner and occupier of such land, requiring steps to be taken within a specified period to remedy its condition.

The present Law is applicable to expropriation of general property proceedings and related compensation payments in so far as the federal legislation is not applicable. According to the present Law expropriation is authorized only for the purpose of carrying out projects aiming at creating or modifying facilities or institutes for the well-being of the community. The text consists of 41 articles divided into 4 Parts as follows: General provisions (1); Compensation (2); Proceedings (3); Restitution proceedings (4).

These Regulations make provision about how voluntary trust deeds entered into by debtors for the benefit of their creditors become protected from action by creditors. They also provide with respect to the consequences of a trust deed being granted that status, the rights of creditors, the discharge of the debtor and trustee from the trust deed, the administration of trust deeds, the conditions which must be met for a debtor to be discharged of debts and obligations under the protected trust deed and appeals against decisions of the Accountant in Bankruptcy.

This Law establishes legal, organizational and financial principles of regulation of social relations dealing with expropriation of land plots in private ownership for public needs. Expropriation shall be performed through buy-out and payment of compensation to the owners of expropriated land plots. Expropriation and buy-out shall be performed in accordance with the acting legislation. Buy-out price shall include inconvenience and losses of the owner of the plot of land subject to expropriation and land price shall be fixed by the local self-government.

This Ministerial Decree establishes that transfer of forestland to land of other categories for purposes not related to forestry shall be authorized exclusively in the presence of positive conclusions of state environmental audit. Authorization for transfer shall be issued in the following cases: (a) impossibility of land tenure in accordance with previously established purposeful use of land; (b) modification of the boundaries of inhabited (urban) areas; and (c) classification of land as protected area.

This Law establishes legal and organizational grounds for allotment and tenure of land plots for installation of energy objects, establishment of and compliance with legal status of special protected zones of energy objects with a view of continual functioning of such objects, rational utilization of land, and also ensuring safety of population and protection thereof against risks of technological disasters.

This Law establishes organizational and legal grounds for establishment of and compliance with legal status of land pertaining to trunk pipeline protected zone with a view of ensuring continual operation and functioning thereof, rational land tenure, and ensuring environmental protection and environmental security.

The present Ordinance lays down provisions relating to official real estate valuation. The Ordinance shall apply to official estimate of land, in particular to: a) establishment of liens, b) monitoring of adequate insurance coverage of buildings against fire and natural hazards. The text consists of 49 articles divided into 6 Parts as follows: General provisions (I); Estimation rules and estimate values (II); Organization and competence (III); Procedure (IV); Legal remedies (V); Compensation and costs (VI).

This Law establishes legal basis, terms and conditions of transfer of land from one category to another. Transfer of land shall be state (public) function and shall be performed in accordance with purposeful use of land in case of modification of main purposeful use. Category and type of land area shall be specified in: (a) acts of local self-government related to allocation or concession of land; (b) in land-related contracts; (c) in land cadastre documentation; and (d) in land certificates.