This Ministerial Decree establishes that damages caused by expropriation, provisional occupation of the plots of land, and also by use restrictions imposed upon landowners and land tenants, including lessees, or by deterioration of soil caused by activity of enterprises, entities, organizations, institutions and citizens shall be compensated in full, including expenditure for land reclamation arrangements. Calculation of damages shall be based upon cadastre valuation of land.

This Act allows a person who, for the purpose of carrying out works to any land needs the consent of some other person to enter upon the land of that person, to make an application to the court for an order against that other person. On an application, the court shall make an access order only if it is satisfied: (a) that the works are reasonably necessary for the preservation of the whole or any part of the dominant land; and (b) that they cannot be carried out, or would be substantially more difficult to carry out, without entry upon the servient land and the need of entry is reasonable.

This Law establishes basic principles of state policy, legal grounds for acting of state bodies, natural and legal persons, with a view of rational and careful soil management, soil conservation, improvement of soil fertility and soil protection against negative impact. The Act consists of 5 Sections divided into 21 articles: (1) general provisions; (2) state regulation in the sphere of soil protection; (3) soil protection requirements; (4) state control in the sphere of soil protection; and (5) conclusive provisions.

These Regulations prescribe for Wales types of development for the purposes of section 108(2A) and (3C) of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990, which limits the circumstances in which compensation is payable for withdrawal or refusal of a planning permission in accordance with section 108.

These Measures are formulated in accordance with the provisions in the Water and Soil Conservation Law, aiming to prevent and control water and soil loss, protect and rationally utilize water and soil resources, reduce flood, drought, sandstorm disasters, improve the ecological environment, and ensure the sustainable economic and social development. The Text consists of 28 Articles.The municipal water administrative department shall carry out the investigation of soil and water loss every five years and shall make a public announcement of the results according to law.

This Ministerial Decree determines the modalities of transfer of plots of land from one category to another, including conversion of land. Land plots shall be classified into the following categories: (a) agricultural land; (b) urban land; (c) industrial land; (d) protected areas; (e) forest land; (f) water fund land; and (g) reserve land. Each plot of land shall pertain to one of the aforesaid categories.

La presente Ley de estabilidad de la propiedad, tiene por objeto el logro de la estabilidad de la titulación para los beneficiarios de la Reforma Agraria y Reforma Urbana. Dispone que las solvencias de Ordenamiento Territorial y las resoluciones denegatorias dictadas por la Oficina de Ordenamiento Territorial (OOT) que se encuentren firmes, tendrán carácter de documento público con el mismo valor legal que establece el Código de Procedimiento Civil.

Revocado por: Ley Nº 278 - Ley sobre propiedad reformada urbana y agraria. (1997-12-12)

This Act, consisting of 13 Chapters, divided in 114 Sections and 3 Schedules, provides for the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement.

This Regional Law establishes that indigenous peoples abazin, counting the population of 50 thousand persons, maintain traditional way of life and traditional community management, traditional knowledge based upon traditional nature management inherited from their ancestry. It shall be applicable to areas traditionally populated by indigenous peoples abazin performing traditional community management of their economic activities.

The Government, for the purpose of improvement of the modalities of indemnification of agricultural losses caused by expropriation or use restrictions of agricultural land as well as by the deterioration of its quality, decrees as follows: 1) To set forth the Normative costs of developing new lands in exchange for expropriated agricultural land for non-agricultural purposes in new wording according to the Annex; 2) To exclude from the Regulation paragraph 2 of the item 30 and item 36.

This Act provides for the establishment of the Land Development Board and defines its composition and functions, which include to direct the District Committees for the preparation of draft schemes and approve them, to advise Government on the strategies to be followed for land and water conservation as well as eco-restoration, etc.The Act also establishes District Committees, a Padasekharam Committee, and a Watershed committee.The Act sets out procedures for the preparation, and contents of, Land Development Schemes which shall provide for: control and prevention of soil erosion; preservat

This Law establishes the framework on environmental protection, which aims at: (a) the rational use of natural resources; (b) the prevention of environmental damage and, when necessary, the rehabilitation and restoration of damaged environment; and (c) the international cooperation in the field of environmental protection.