The regulation contains the procedures and considerations for the allotment of land plots. The Regulation makes specifically provision for agricultural land. In the case of "condemnation" or temporary use of land for state or public needs land users or landowners are entitled to compensation. Land plots alloted to citizens, farmers and collective farms can be alienated when new land plots are alloted to them by agreement. (40 articles)

These Regulations issued in implementation of article 56 of the Land Management Law, provide for (a) registration of landownership and land-use rights; (b) the systematic surveying of lands, land-use planning, and other mechanisms to control land use; (c) procedures for the expropriation of land needed for public construction purposes; (d) restrictions on the use of agricultural land for housing purposes; and (e) criteria for the determination of the kind and amount of fines payable for offences committed under the principal Law.

Para identificar y seleccionar las zonas de reforma agraria, se deberá establecer la orden de prioridad de los municipios que pueden ser objeto de programas con arreglo a los criterios establecidos en la decisión del Instituto Colombiano de la Reforma Agraria (INCORA). Estos criterios comprenden, entre otros, la concentración de la propiedad rústica, el nivel de desarrollo económico, la calidad de vida y la disponibilidad de tierras.

In compliance with article 77 of the Constitution, this Decree creates an Agricultural Reform Committee for each local government council. This Decree is divided into 20 articles dealing with duties and competencies of such Committees and Sub-Committees. Administrative duties and competencies (arts. 3-7). Each Committee shall enjoy the administrative support of its own secretariat and may also benefit from technical experts' consultancy by requesting it to the National Council of Agricultural Reform (art. 8).

This Decree, in compliance with article 6 of the Law on Agricultural Reform, and with article 77 of the Constitution, establishes certain priorities for the implementation of the Agricultural Reform: (a) concession of usufruct rights to farmers of agricultural lands belonging to the State, municipal and other public authorities; (b) expropriation and concession in usufruct of lands (or portions of them) to be expropriated (3 specific localities are specified in the text), etc.

These Rules implement the Crown Lands Ordinance (Cap. 78) by making provisions for the following matters: Crown Land Rangers; damage to Crown lands; sale of Crown lands; government pastures; recreation ground pastures; Crown lands held by tenants; management of the Spout Grounds ; miscellaneous. Each district officer shall appoint a number of Rangers as he deems fit (rule 2). Rule 11 prohibits the damaging of trees. Rules 14 to 35 provide for the procedures and conditions of sale of Crown lands. (127 rules)

Implements: Crown Lands Ordinance. (1934)

The agricultural lands owned by the State, burdened with the right of "disposal" of persons who personally or through others cultivated it, according to the "agricultural density" decided for them, shall be considered as owned by the state without compensation and shall be registered in the name of the Ministry of Finance as a pure property and the Ministry of Agriculture shall dispose of such lands in accordance with Laws and Resolutions in force (comma A of par. 1).

Legal and natural persons using at least fifty acres of agricultural land are compelled to keep a plot register where they report every happening relative to plots of fields, gardens, orchards, grasslands and reeds. Registers also include data regarding ownership, geographical area, agrochemical, geological and climatic features of the plot. The control of plot registers is performed by county (capital) plant protection and soil conservation stations.

This Decree specifies circumstances in which the Office for the Administration of Agricultural Land may allocate agricultural land in leasehold pursuant to article 57, first comma, of the Agricultural Land Transaction Act. The circumstances include succession and expansion of the farm.

Implements: Act containing rules relative to transactions in agricultural land (Agricultural Land Transaction Act). (2012-03-19)

This Regulation of the Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Food lays down procedures and criteria for the leasing of agricultural land and farms owned by the Republic of Slovenia and managed by National Farm Land and Forest Fund, the content and duration of the lease. This Regulation applies to farms and agricultural land which can be used for agricultural production. Land may be leased only to nationals of the Republic of Slovenia and domestic legal entities with the majority share of domestic capital. Duration of the lease depends on the type of intended use.

The present Ordinance implements Federal Agricultural Lease Act of 4 October 1985. Article 2 nominates the Agricultural Office responsible for the enforcement of the above-mentioned Act. The text consists of 8 articles.

The State Committee on land Reform shall present the concept of the realisation of land reform to the Cabinet of Ministers. This Committee shall collaborate with series of central and local authorities and non-governmental entities in carrying out measures of land reform regarding special funds, payment for land, ertc. Executive committees on regional, municipal and district level shall work out specific measures for the transfer of agricultural land currently used by citizens, cooperatives, farms, etc.

Implements: Law on Land Reform, 1992. (2006)