The provisions of the Land Titles (Strata) Act shall not apply to the PSA Building as per the actual Notification.

Implements: Land Titles (Strata) Act (Chapter 158). (2013-11-07)

The provisions of the Land Titles (Strata) Act shall not apply to the Tanjong Pagar Complex as per the actual Notification.

Implements: Land Titles (Strata) Act (Chapter 158). (2013-11-07)

The Act appoints the Chief Surveyor as representative of the authority responsible for the survey and mapping of land boundaries, for marking those boundaries and report and register them in the Cadastral Dossiers and to monitor and supervise the registered land and notify any variations in the map.

La presente Ley tiene por objeto la preservación social y cultural de las comunidades indígenas, su efectiva participación en el proceso de desarrollo nacional así como la creación de un régimen jurídico que les garantice la propiedad de la tierra y otros recursos productivos. El título primero introduce normas generales sobre las comunidades indígenas, en particular acerca del asentamiento de las comunidades indígenas: asentamiento en tierras fiscales (arts. 21-23); asentamiento en tierras de dominio privado (arts. 24-27).

This Act consists of 4 Parts: Preliminary (I); Sale by Auction (II); Service of Notices (III); General (IV). It also contains 5 Schedules.This Act sets out procedures for the collectionn of landrevenue. The Collector can auction for sale land whose rent has not been paid, after having notified its owner of the procedure.

Implemented by: Land Revenue Collection (Fees) Rules. (1989-07-21)

The present Regional Law is aimed at ensuring rational use and protection of land, conservation and creation favourable environment for human life and health, protection of the rights of citizens to land, improvement and state regulation of land relations, further development of various forms of economic activity on land and involvement of land into commercial turnover at the regional level. The Regional Law consists of 14 articles. Article 1 establishes plenary powers of the regional Legislative Assembly in the sphere of land relations.

Transfer of the plots of land for subsidiary small-holding, suburban small-holding, gardening and individual housing on condition of private property must be carried out in accordance with Federal, Regional land legislation and the present Regional Law. Plots of land allocated to citizens on condition of ownership, open-ended (permanent) tenancy by the date of entry into force of the present Regional Law must be transferred free-of-charge to citizens within the limits established by the local self-government.

The present Law regulates conditions and modalities of ownership, use and disposal of immovables as well as relations regarding other rights relayed to immovables. Relations connected with use and conservation of soil, subsoil, forests, vegetable kingdom and wildlife, water, airspace, territories on which monuments pertaining to cultural heritage are situated are regulated by the present Law and other legislative acts of the Republic of Armenia. Legal status of immovables regards also marine, fluvial-marine and fluvial vessels subject to compulsory state registration.

Supreme Soviet decrees that Land Code is applicable to relations originating after entry into force of Land Code, i.e. beginning from the 15th of March 1991. Land Code is applicable to relations originating before the 15th of March 1991, i.e. before entry into force of Land Code, as regards to rights and duties that would originate after entry into force of Land Code.

The present Law regulates legal relations in the sphere of privatization of state property including privatization of unfinished constructions. Unfinished constructions are considered objects that have validated project and allotted plot of land on which construction has not started. Object of privatization is also the right to prospect the stock of subsoil and natural resources. The document consists of VII Secs. that contain 35 Arts. Section I (arts. 1-11) lays down general provisions. Section II (Arts. 12-13) establishes competence of state bodies in the sphere of privatization.

The Act stipulates rules for the creation, enforcement and extinction of real burdens, and special rules for community burdens and manager burdens. A “real burden” is an encumbrance on land constituted in favour of the owner of other land in that person's capacity as owner of that other land. Other burdens regulated by this Act include: Conservation burdens, community burdens, management burdens, rural housing burdens, maritime burdens, economic development burdens, and health care burdens.

This Ordinance regulates the mapping of the boundaries of land owned privately or by the State and the application of provisions related therefore.