A lease of State lands that was registered under the Real Property Ordinance after 27 October 2000 but before the commencement of the State Lands (Amendment) Act, 2003: (a) is valid and lawful to the extent that it would have been valid and lawful had the Ordinance provided for such registration; and (b) shall continue to be treated with, in accordance with the Ordinance, and such treatment shall be valid and lawful to the extent that it would have been had the Ordinance provided for the registration of the said lease.

This Act provides for the transfer of State real estate assets (including land and water areas), the leasing out of State land assets and the grant of special rights. It applies to State agencies and institutions and the enterprises referred to in the State Enterprise Act (627/1987) and to some other public institutions. The Act, among other things, sets out the terms on which state real assets may be transferred or leased out.

This Parliamentary Decree establishes terms and conditions for concession on lease of agricultural land pertaining to the stock of agricultural land subject to re-distribution. Concession of the plots of agricultural land shall be carried out through tenders, the winner of which shall conclude lease contract within ten days from the date of conclusion of tender. Lease holder shall be prohibited to manage land plots prior to mapping on the boundaries in-situ and issuance of certificate for temporary land tenure.

The present Land Code and other legislative acts issued in accordance with it are based upon the following principles: 1) consideration of the importance of land as the basis of vital and economic activity of man and at the same time as immovable property, object of the right of ownership and other land rights; 2) priority of protection of land as the main environmental component in accordance with consideration of land as immovable property that that guarantees to the owner the right of ownership, possession and disposal of land freely on condition that it does not cause damage environment

This Law empowers the Royal Court to make an order for possession of an immovable where the Royal Court: (a) is exercising its jurisdiction in proceedings for the cancellation (résolution) of a contract of lease of an immovable; and (b) orders the cancellation of that lease. This power may be exercised to grant: (a) immediate possession of the immovable; or (b) possession at a later date of the immovable, in accordance with article 3(3) and (3A) of the Loi concernant l’expulsion des locataires réfractaires as if the provisions of that Law applied to the Royal Court.

This Act provides rules relative to lease of small tenements and legal proceedings in relation with such lease. The Act defines rights and duties of landlords and tenants. “Land” in this Act shall not include a small holding within the meaning of the Agricultural Small Holdings Act.

This Regional Law establishes rules for organizations related to turnover of land parcels and shares of land parcels of agricultural land. It shall not be applicable to agricultural land allotted for subsistence farming, stockbreeding, horticulture and gardening for individual personal needs. Regional Government shall nominate authorized regional state institution competent in the sphere of turnover of agricultural land and transactions therewith. Minimum land area of agricultural land to be allotted for efficient production of agricultural commodities shall be 2 ha.

The scope of this Regional Law shall be to ensure reproduction of agricultural land fertility through biologization of arable farming by land owners, land tenants, including lease holders. Owners, tenants and lease holders of agricultural land shall have the following rights: (a) carry out phytoagrotechnical, phytosanitary, land reclamation and anti-erosion arrangements; and (b) have access to information related to soil fertility managed by state bodies.

This Act defines rights and duties of parties involved in agreements relating to the right to the use of property in return for remuneration, and provides for arbitration between parties. The Act consists of 9 Chapters divided into 34 sections.Chapter II designates the department under the Ministry of Works and Human Settlement to be the tenancy authority. Chapter III applies to rental units used as rented residential or commercial premises, and lease of non-agricultural land. The monthly rent shall be determined by an agreement between the parties as provided for in Chapter IV.

This Law regulates relations concerning municipal property and, in particular, land relations. Article 3 establishes that public parks, urban green belts, forests and agricultural land not pertaining to protected areas can be in municipal ownership. Article 5 states that municipal property can be obtained through transfer, purchase, donation, exchange and expropriation. Article 12 establishes that objects of municipal property can be privatized by natural and legal persons. Article 15 establishes that municipal property can also be conceded to natural and legal persons on lease.

This Act, in relation to commonhold: defines the nature of commonhold; specifies the registration process; defines the commonhold unit and the transactions which may take place, such as transfer, leasing etc.; defines the common parts of a development and to regulate their use, maintenance, transactions, such as charging etc.; defines the form and content of a commonhold community statement; defines the constitution and operation of the commonhold association; etc. The second Part of the Act concerns a reform of leasehold; it redefines various obligations and rights of leaseholders.

Land reserves in the Republic of Kazakhstan shall be divided in accordance with their designated purpose into the following categories: 1) lands of agricultural designation; 2) lands of residential areas (cities, towns, settlements and rural residential areas); 3) lands used for industry, transport, communications, defence and other non-agricultural purposes; 4) lands of specially protected territories, lands of health rehabilitating, recreational, historical and cultural designation; 5) lands of the forest reserve; 6) lands of the forest reserve; 7) lands of the reserve.