This Regional Law establishes the price (15 percent of cadastre value) for purchase of land plots within urban areas destined for agricultural production, without edifices or constructions thereupon, allotted to agricultural organizations or peasant farms on condition of permanent (open-ended) tenancy or life-long hereditary possession.

Amended by: Regional Law No. 3697-OZ amending Regional Law No. 3534-OZ “On purchase of land plots allotted to agricultural organizations or peasant farms”. (2015-06-25)

This Regional Law regulates some relations concerning turnover of agricultural land and land shares in common property, and also classification of land plots as particularly precious productive agricultural land plots. Minimum consolidated land plot shall be equal to 1, 9 ha. Agricultural organizations and peasant farms having agricultural land plots on condition of permanent (open-ended) or hereditary tenancy shall be granted the right of purchase in ownership thereof at the price of 15 percent of cadastre value of the aforesaid agricultural land plots.

This Regional Law regulates some relations concerning turnover of agricultural land and land shares in common property. Minimum consolidated land plot shall be equal to 5, 0 ha. Maximum agricultural land plot area that can be owned by a single household or by a single legal person within a single administrative unit shall be twenty percent of total available agricultural land area within the boundaries of a single municipal unit.

Article 122 shall be amended to exclude the following wording: “and also transfers agricultural land plots pertaining to public property to registered capital of land bank that is hundred-percent-owned by the state and is not subject to privatization”.

Amends: Land Code (No. 2768-III of 2001). (2001-10-20)

The purpose of this Act is to prescribe matters necessary for land acquisition, etc. of foreigners within the territory of the Republic of Korea. “Foreigner” is defined in article 2. As far as corporations are concerned, substantially at least of the corporation shall be foreign so as to qualify as foreigner. Article 3 outline the principle of reciprocity, i.e.

This Act provides for recognition and protection of titles in land and various other matters relating to land and land administration and adjudication.The Act consists of 100 sections divided into 9 Parts: Interpretation (I); Department Of Land and Titles (II); Customary Land (III); Pulefaamau and Intention to Appoint (IV); Titles (V); Land and Titles Court (VI); Preliminary Hearings (VII) (repealed); Decisions and Orders of the Court (VIII); Appeals (IX); Miscellaneous (X).There is by this section constituted and established a Department of the Government of Western Samoa to be known as th

This Act declares customary law pursuant to Article X, Section 2 of the Constitution of the Republic of the Marshall Islands in respect of right, title and interest in and to Bikini Atoll in the Ralik Chain. As a result of the circumstances attributed to the long time span of the legacy and influence of foreign domination, the customary law shall, have limited force and effect with respect to specified rights and activities.

This Act stipulates that no person or body of persons recognized in pursuance of the a specified decision of the High Court shall after the date of commencement of this Act assert or exercise any title, right or power of Iroij Laplap with respect to the subject matter thereof which may be asserted or exercised by only such person as shall be entitled thereto according to the rules of customary law.

La presente Ley tiene por objeto promover el acceso a la propiedad, mediante un proceso especial para otorgar título de propiedad al poseedor material de bienes inmuebles urbanos y rurales de pequeña entidad económica, y para sanear títulos que conlleven la llamada falsa tradición, con el fin de garantizar seguridad jurídica en los derechos sobre inmuebles, propiciar el desarrollo sostenible y prevenir el despojo o abandono forzado de inmuebles.

This Act concerns titles to land in Yukon, it consists of 193 sections.

This Act concerns the taxes related to the transfer of land. It covers assessment of taxes, their registration, collection and refund. Under section 9, records of every person required to file an affidavit or deliver a return under section 5 shall keep at their principal place of business documents, records and accounts in such form and containing such information as will enable an accurate determination of the taxes payable under this Act. Other provisions concern investigation (sect. 10), appeals (sect. 14), lien on real property (sect. 15) and dispute resolution (sect. 20).

This Act provides for changes in land registration, it consists of 32 sections and is divided into three parts. Part I concerns documents, and changes in the requirements for land registration. Part II is dedicated to automated recording and property mapping and Part III covers electronic registration and related matters.

Implemented by: Electronic Registration (O. Reg. 19/99). (2011-07-01)