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Displaying 15506 - 15510 of 15550Decision No. 420 of the Council of Ministers about the regulation of land use as personal plots and for horticulture ('Dacha' purposes), 1991.
It is decided that land plots alloted to citizens of the Republic of Armenia shall be considered as their property from March 15, 1991 (art. 1). The Decree further regulates plots of land alotted for 'dacha' purposes, i.e. personal plots used for horticulture.
Decree No. 397 On the status of farms under the jurisdiction of the Department of Agriculture of the 'Shahumian' District of Yerevan, 1991.
Land areas of collective farms and of inter-collective farm organizations which are under the jurisdiction of the agricultural organization of Yerevan are leased for farming (art. 1). It further provides for, inter alia, the lease of livestock and rent.
Decree No. 178 about establishing the maximum number of individual lots to be allocated as property for operating a farm, 1991.
"The maximum number of individual lots to be granted as property should be fixed on the extent of cultivable land of a given collective farm that is subject to distribution (irrigated arable land, arable land without irrigation, vineyards, orchards)." (one article)
Regulation about Land Allotment Mediation, Creation and Discussion Order, 1991.
The Regulation determines the order of alienation and allotment of all kinds of land plots, independently from the fact who uses or owns them (art. 1).
Decree No. 179 on Procedures of maintaining the National Land Cadastre and of conducting systematic surveys on the status of land, 1991.
The 7 articles regulate the National Land Cadastre. It is maintained and systematic surveys on the status of the land are conducted by the State Institute for Design "Armgiprozem" for the timely exposure, assessment, prevention and abolition of the effects of any negative phenomena (art.2,3). The Ministry of Agriculture is responsible for, inter alia, the registration of land-owners and land-users. The Decree further stipulates duties of land-owners and land-users relating to the timely and up-to-date registration in the Cadastre.