An Act to consolidate with amendments the Law relating to the registration of instruments affecting land (preamble). The 37 sections are divided into 6 Parts: Registry offices (I); Presentation of Instruments for Registration (II); Mode of Registration (III); Power to Refuse Registration (IV); Consequences of Registration (V), Miscellaneous (VI). The Schedule contains various forms.

This Executive Order has been made in implementation of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Programme (CARP) launched by the Presidential Proclamation No. 131 of 22 July 1987, published in the same Official Gazette, p. 3422-0-1.

The Regulation on the Building Cadastre is divided into 8 Chapters: General aspects (I); Support (II); Execution of cadastre (III); Cadastre modernization (IV); Cadastre's conservation (V); Exercise of cadastral activities by other entities (VI); Product and service supply (VII); Sanctions and controls (VIII). (44 articles)

This Act amends the principal Act with respect to modification of the Adjudication Record (sect. 7), to special powers of the Demarcation Officer (sect. 12) and to appeal against decisions of the Adjudication Officer (sects. 15, 17 and 20). Section 23 concerning the finality of Adjudication Records and subsection 24 concerning appeal in court are repealed and replaced by a new provisions.

Amends: Land Adjudication Act, 1984 (Act No. 11 of 1984). (1984-08-08)

The 28 sections of the Act are divided into 6 Parts: Preliminary and Application (I); Officers (II); Claims and Demarcation (III); Principles of Adjudication and Preparation of Adjudication Record (IV); Objections and Finality (V); Miscellaneous (VI). For the purposes of appeal against adjudication records prepared by the Recording Officer in accordance with principles laid down in sections 16 to 19, a Land Adjudication Tribunal shall be established by the Minister (sect. 4(5)). Claims will be handled in first instance by the Adjudication Officer (sect. 20).

This Act makes provision with respect to duties and procedures of the Office of the Registrar of Deeds. Procedures concern, among other things, leases and mortgages.

Cette loi a pour objet de fixer la consistance technique et le régime juridique du patrimoine foncier ainsi que les instruments d'intervention de l'Etat, des collectivités et des organismes publics.

Cet ordonnance porte établissement du cadastre général et du livre foncier. Elle est formée par 28 articles répartis en 3 chapitres: Dispositions générales - Cadastre général (I); Livre foncier (II); Dispositions diverses et transitoires (III).

Mis en oeuvre par: Décret nº 76-63 relatif à l'institution du livre foncier. (1976-03-25)

Cette loi porte régime de la propriété foncière. Elle est formée par 185 articles répartis en 4 titres: Organisation du régime foncier (bureaux de la Conservation, préposés, livres fonciers et documents annexes) et législation applicable aux immeubles immatriculés (droits réels, vente par expropriation forcée, prescription) (I); Fonctionnement du régime foncier (immatriculation des immeubles, pubblication des droits réels, consultation des livres fonciers) (II); Sanctions (responsabilité du conservateur, pénalités diverses) (III); Dispositions générales (IV).

Cette loi est relative à la définition des périmètres d'aménagement rural et aux modalités de leur mise en valeur. La définition des périmètres d'aménagement doit être établie par un décret, qui fixera les travaux d'aménagement rural et déterminera les voies de desserte à créer ainsi que les emplacements qui seront reservés aux aménagements collectifs.

Ce décret porte réglementation relative à l'institution du livre foncier.

The Act provides for a system for the disposal of national lands, i.e. lands held by the Government. National lands can be disposed of through lease (sect. 7) or sale (sect. 13). Leases are granted against payment of rent, arrears of which are recoverable in court (sect. 10). Applicants for leases in excess of 500 hectares must file an Environmental Impact Assessment, prior to the grant and every five years thereafter. The Minister has authority to impose this same requirement on applicants for leases covering a lesser land surface (sects. 9(4) and (5)).