La presente Ley introduce el marco normativo relativo a los procedimientos de adjudicación para compraventa o usufructo de bienes inmuebles propiedad del Estado o de otras entidades públicas, con fines habitacionales a favor de las familias en situación de pobreza que los ocupen. La Ley indica las distintas autoridades competentes para gestionar los procedimientos de adjudicación, según se trate de inmuebles del Estado, de las municipalidades o de otras entidades públicas.

The present Law lays down provisions relating to the protection, care and development of public green land and recreational spaces, including parts of forests. The text consists of 9 articles as follows: Definition of terms and sphere of application (art. 1); Registration and deletion (art. 2); Inventory (art. 3); Protection, care and development (art. 4); Traffic regulations in green land (art. 5); Penalties (6); Consequences of the violation of prohibiting measures (art. 7); Transitional provisions (art. 8); Entry into force, repeal (art. 9).

This Act declares that the King may by will or by deed or by any other means confer on and grant to any person s specified title in land and other real property. This title shall become hereditary but where a person cannot succeed to, or continue to hold, the title and estates for specified reasons, the title and estates shall revert to the Crown.

Article 10 shall be supplemented with paragraph 2 of the following wording: “In case of making purchase and sale contract of land associated with privatized objects or objects subject to privatization, land associated with private enterprises, as well as of land associated with unfinished constructions lease contract previously concluded by the local self-government shall be declared null and void from the moment of entry into force of the aforesaid land purchase and sale contract”.

The purpose of these Provisions is to regulate the assignment of state-owned construction land use right, optimize the allocation of land resources and establishing an impartial land use system.The Provisions lay down procedures for carrying out bid invitations, auctions or quotations for state-owned construction land use rights which shall be conducted according to economic and social development plans, land use plans, annual land use plans, urban planning, etc. prepared by the department of land and resources.

This Law establishes that agricultural land shall be exclusive property of the state and of citizens permanently living in rural areas for at least two years. Allotment in ownership and transfer of agricultural land shall be prohibited to: (a) foreign natural and legal persons, and foreign states; (b) stateless persons living on the territory of Kyrgyzstan; (c) legal persons of Kyrgyzstan and joint-ventures; and (d) married couples if one conjoint is foreigner or stateless person.

The Ministerial Decree regards allotment in lease of agricultural land pertaining to the Special Fund of consisting of agricultural land (except for pastures) pertaining to public property. Allotment of the public agricultural land shall be carried out through tender. The winner of tender shall acquire the right to conclude lease contract in accordance with the terms and conditions of tender within ten days from conclusion of tender and legalization of its outcome.

This Ministerial Decree regulates purchase and sale of agricultural land, organization of auction sale thereof, and the modalities of calculation of rent for lease of public agricultural land. Purchase and sale of the plots of agricultural land shall be carried out by the owners. In case of purchase and sale by the third parties they must be in possession of notarized letter of authorization. Agricultural land contaminated by chemicals and radioactive substances to the degree exceeding the established contamination levels shall not be subject to sale.

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

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).

Land Code shall be supplemented with Article 6/1 establishing that plots of land and rights thereto shall be subject to compulsory land registration at the territorial cadastre of immovable property irrespectively of classification and purposeful use thereof; with the Article 15/1 specifying that five hectares of agricultural land pertaining to public property shall be allotted to monasteries free of charge; Article 41/1 establishing that the object of lease contract shall be land of any category and purposeful use, and also land share; and Article 70/1 regulating consolidation of agricultu

This Law regulates property relations and classifies the types of ownership in three categories: (a) private; (b) collective; and (c) public. It establishes that the objects of property shall be land, subsoil, water resources, vegetable and animal kingdom. Plots of land and vegetation thereon can pertain to private ownership. Land, subsoil, water, forests and other natural resources shall be public property. Foreign land tenure shall be authorized except for agricultural land and forest land.