This Law determines the general principles of payment and collection of land charges in the city of Moscow, the types of preferential terms and the modalities of their concession, as well as the competence of state institutions and local administration of the city of Moscow in the sphere of regulation of land tenure requiring payment within the boundaries of the city of Moscow. The document contains 17 Articles. Article 1 introduces the general terms. Article 2 specifies the types of rights to the plots of land. Article 3 introduces charges for land tenure.

This Federal Law establishes the legal basis for state regulation of securing fertility of agricultural land. The purpose of this law is to establish the legal foundations for state regulation of securing reproduction of fertility of agricultural land in the process of carrying out economic activity by landlords, landowners and land tenants. The Federal Law consists of 7 Chapters that contain 31 articles. Chapter 1 lays down the general provisions.

The scope of Land Code shall be to regulate land relations originating from application of different types of land ownership rights, including duties of landowners, tenants, leaseholders, protection of land rights, application of rational land tenure, restoration and improvement of soil fertility, land re-cultivation and improvement of natural environment. Land property shall envisage public, municipal and private ownership, that have equal status and are equally protected by the Law (Art. 4).

The present Law implements the Federal Land Parcel Act (BGBl. I p. 1091) of 28 July 1961. Article 1 establishes that the sale of land up to a size of 2.0 hectare does not require any authorization according to the aforementioned Federal Act. The text consists of 2 articles.

Implements: Land Parcel Act. (2008-12-17)

La presente Ley adopta medidas para la prevención del desplazamiento forzado, la atención, protección, consolidación y estabilización socioeconómica de los desplazados internos por la violencia, y crea el Sistema nacional de atención integral a la población desplazada por la violencia.

This Act makes provision with respect to ascertainment of questions as to the existence of any customary law and the nature of such customary law in relation to a matter, and its application in or relevance to any particular circumstances.The Act specifies facts that are relevant when customary right, usage or practice is in question and concerns proof and recognition of custom.

Immovable property subject to state registration in accordance with this Federal Law are the plots of land, of subsoil, detached waterworks and other units situated on land and inseparably linked to it such as edifices, constructions, lodging and premises, forests and perennial plantations, condominiums, enterprises and property complexes. This Federal Law consists of 6 Chapters composed of 33 articles. Chapter 1 (arts. 1-8) lays down the general provisions. Chapter 2 (arts.

The purpose of this Act is to determine in detail the transfer of ownership of state owned assets to local government, and so to ensure the necessary assets to the functioning of the latter. Chapter I rules the transfer of assets to local governments such as flats and premises other than flats, monuments, protected natural areas, lands, the assets of public utilities, water resources (except for transboundary waters), water works and water supply services. Chapter II regards the transfer of the management right of real estates.

Section 4 regards specific nature of mortgage (hypothecation) of land sites. It specifies that According to agreement on hypothecation, land sites in ownership may be given to mortgage. Hypothecation of land sites in collective ownership in residential areas, including those in towns, where in accordance with regulations on urban development it is prohibited to erect buildings and structures at specially protected territories and in zones, land sites intended for special use, belonging to state or municipal bodies, is not permitted.

The following new sections are inserted in the Land Acquisition Act, 1994: Section 5A concerns a notice to be given by the Commissioner to the Registrar-General regarding land acquired under section 5(3) of the principal Act. Also provisions of the new Part VA concern registration of land acquired under the principal Act.

Amends: Land Acquisition Act (Cap. 58:01). (2014-12-31)

This Chapter provides in respect of certain matters relative to the sale, gift, exchange, or any other method of disposal of land. There is created a Land Commission which shall endeavour to prevent the monopolistic ownership of land and undesired alienations of communal lands by those charged with the management and control thereof. For this purpose the Commission shall make recommendations to the Governor respecting the approval or disapproval of instruments affecting the title, ownership or possession of land which require approval of the Governor pursuant to section 4.

Article 17 shall be supplemented with the following wording: “….experimental areas used for scientific activity.” Article 19 acquires a new wording: “Privileges envisaged by this article shall apply to the plots of land conceded to the afore-mentioned categories of citizens for construction and maintenance of individual dwelling, subsidiary small-holding, rural housing construction, gardening and truck-farming.” Part 1 of the article 22 acquires a new wording: “Payers of land tax shall be liable for the correct calculation and timely revenue thereof to state budget.”