The present Law lays down provisions relating to property issues of existing forestry cooperatives. The text consists of 54 articles divided into 7 Parts as follows: General provisions (I); Forest cooperatives (II); Guidelines concerning management (III); Merger of cooperatives and tenancy in common (IV); Establishment of forest cooperatives (V); Provisions on Land Registry (VI); Transitional and final provisions (VII).

The principal objectives of Property NSW in exercising its functions are as follows: a) to improve operational efficiencies in the use of properties of government agencies, particularly generic properties; b) to manage properties of government agencies in a way that supports the service delivery functions of those agencies; c) to provide advice and support within government on property matters; d) to operate at least as efficiently as any comparable business, consistently with the principles of ecologically sustainable development and social responsibility for the community (including the i

This Ordinance makes provision for the establishment of the Land Commission, defines its functions and powers and provides for the allocation of land by the Land Commission to residents and former residents of Pitcairn, Henderson, Ducie and Oeno Islands and the imposition of an annual land tax.The Lands Commission shall identify, mark and register all usable land on Pitcairn Island.

This Act amends the Registered Land Act with respect to a wide variety of matters including: general powers of the Registrar, registration of land and land registers, execution of instruments and other legal acts that may bring about a change in legal status of a real property. Some provisions concern lost or missing information in registers, evidence of legal status of a property for purposes of registration by the Registrar and registration of properties in the name of private owners of lands that were vested in the Crown by default during the cadastral survey.

This Law establishes the purpose, obligations and legal grounds regarding the registration of immovable property and related transactions. The following rights to immovable property shall be subject to state registration: (a) ownership; (b) economic management; (c) operating management; (d) land tenure of at least one year; and (e) servitude for a period of no less than one year. The following pre-emptive rights shall not require mandatory state registration: (a) land tenure for a period less than one year; and (b) servitude for a period less than one year.

This Law is composed of 13 articles. Article 1 decrees desert lands a private State property. Article 2 deals with the following matters: appropriation of desert lands before the issuance of this Law shall not considered an acquired rights of disposal or decision nor compensation either real rights on these lands; all tribunals, judicial committees and cadastre judges shall abstain from examination, decision, valuation and judgment in complaints and denunciations related to desert lands (Albadeya); and, stopping registration of desert lands.

El presente Decreto Legislativo decreta la Ley especial para la legalización de los derechos de propiedad, posesión y tenencia de la tierra en las zonas limítrofes delimitadas entre Honduras y El Salvador por la Sentencia de la Corte Internacional de Justicia de 11 de septiembre de 1992, por medio de la cual cada parte se obligaba a respetar los derechos y libertades de los nacionales de los Estados que quedaron viviendo o tuvieren derechos en los territorios de uno u otro Estado, y que tiene por objeto establecer un régimen jurídico especial que permita ejecutar en forma ágil y expedita, d

La presente Ley reformatoria para la equidad tributaria, mediante el título IV, de Creación de impuestos reguladores, establece, entre otros, el impuesto a los ingresos extraordinarios obtenidos por las empresas que han suscrito contratos con el Estado para la exploración (capítulo 2) y explotación de recursos no renovables y el impuesto anual sobre la propiedad o posesión de inmuebles rurales (capítulo 3).

The Act deals with the transfer of property from an individual to another by means of sale, mortgage (as per point a), lease, exchange (i.e exchanging the property of land with crops) or donation. In this last case, donation must be accepted by the person in the course of the donor’s lifetime. If the recipient dies before having accepted the donation, this shall be considered null.

This Act consists of 54 sections divided into 5 Parts: Registration (I); Investigation of Title (II); Alienation of Niuean Land (III); Surveys (IV); Miscellaneous Provisions (V).There shall be kept in the Land Registry a Land Register of Niuen and Crown land. Every instrument affecting or relating to the title to any land shall be registered, except titles specified in section 4. The Land Court or the Land Appellate Court shall determine every title to and every interest in Niuean land according to the customs and usages of the Niuean people, as far as the same can be ascertained (sect.

The Act declares customary law with respect to specified domains in the Ralik Chain, and provides that there shall be four separate domains and titles and regulates representation of the domains in local councils and the national conventions.

An Act to provide for the registration of titles in land, for the appointment of the Registrar of Titles and Deputy Registrars of Title, and to set out certain requirements for the transfer of land, the creation of a lease, mortgage and other rights in land.The Act consists of 193 sections divided into 19 Parts: Preliminary (I); Administration (II); Registration generally (III); State leases (IV); Transfer of land (V); Leases (VI); Mortgages and charges (VII); Caveats (VIII); Easements and similar interests (IX); Implied covenants and powers (X); Trusts (XI); Transmissions (XII); Powers of