The provisions of the Land Titles (Strata) Act shall not apply to the Tanjong Pagar Complex as per the actual Notification.

Implements: Land Titles (Strata) Act (Chapter 158). (2013-11-07)

The Act is divided in the following parts: I, Preliminary; II, Establishment of land State Registry; III, Initial registration of Titles; IV, Registration; V, Effect of registration; VI, Instruments; VII, Transfers; VIII, Mortgages and Charges; IX, Leases; X, Easements; XI, Transmissions; XII, Caveats; XIII, writs and Orders of Court; XIV, Restrictive Covenants; XV, Statutory acquisition and Sale; XVI, Powers of Attorney; XVII, Civil Rights and Remedies;XVIII, Searches and certified Copies; XIX, Miscellaneous; Schedule Part I.Provisions are detailed on the registration of land, its tenure,

The Act has been amended as per the deletion and substitution of paragraph 1 and the insertion of a new paragraph 1A; paragraph 2, 3 and 4 underwent minor changes in terms of substitution of sentences and some additions. Any application made or pending and any order or decision of and any right of appeal of a Strata Titles Board prior to 1st May 2004 shall not be affected.

Amends: Land Titles (Strata) Act (Chapter 158). (2013-11-07)

The Act is divided in the following parts:I, Definitions and Interpretation; II, The Strata Corporation; III, The Owner Developer; IV, Strata Corporation Governance; V, Property; Property; VI, Finances; VII, Bylaws and Rules; VIII, Rentals; IX, Insurance; X, Legal Proceedings and Arbitration; XI, Sections; XII, Leasehold Strata Plans; XIII, Phased Strata Plans; XIV, Land Titles; XV, Strata Plan Amendment and Amalgamation; XVI, Cancellation of Strata Plan and Winding Up of Strata Corporation; XVII, General; Schedule of Standard Bylaws.As per this Act a strata plan is a plan on which the boun

The provisions of the Land Titles (Strata) Act shall not apply to the PSA Building as per the actual Notification.

Implements: Land Titles (Strata) Act (Chapter 158). (2013-11-07)

This Resolution is composed of 11 articles. The High Committee for Agricultural Dispute-Settlement established by Cabinet Resolution No. 49 of 1990 shall carry out the implementation of this Resolution (art. 1).

This Act consists of 4 Parts: Preliminary (I); Sale by Auction (II); Service of Notices (III); General (IV). It also contains 5 Schedules.This Act sets out procedures for the collectionn of landrevenue. The Collector can auction for sale land whose rent has not been paid, after having notified its owner of the procedure.

Implemented by: Land Revenue Collection (Fees) Rules. (1989-07-21)

This Act concerns land titles in Nunavut. It creates and regulates registration districts, contains provisions on officers involved in land titles (inspections, registrations), regulates procedures related to land titles, certification of titles and record keeping, transfer of land, leases and mortgages. It also provides for fees, land valuation, remedial proceedings and dispute settlement.

This Act addresses issues related to the tiles to land and land use in Northwest Territories. It consists of 195 sections and is divided into the following Parts: Administration, Procedures, Registration, Instruments and caveats, Fees and assurance fund, Remedial proceedings, Proceedings before a judge, and General. It contains provisions on registration districts, land officers, certificates of titles, trusts, land transfers, plans, leases, mortgages and on related fees.

The Act stipulates rules for the creation, enforcement and extinction of real burdens, and special rules for community burdens and manager burdens. A “real burden” is an encumbrance on land constituted in favour of the owner of other land in that person's capacity as owner of that other land. Other burdens regulated by this Act include: Conservation burdens, community burdens, management burdens, rural housing burdens, maritime burdens, economic development burdens, and health care burdens.

National Council of the Supreme Soviet decrees that contracts concluded before entry into force of the Law on lease that envisage long-term lease of industrial sphere and services as well as redemption of leased property (except for contracts concluded by working collectives) can be disputed by owners or by their authorized representatives at the arbitration tribunal or people’s court.

Implements: Law No.114 of 1992 on lease. (1992-04-30)

Lease is a contractual fixed-date agreement of charged ownership and use of property, land and natural resources. The document consists of 21 Articles Art. 1 defines the concept of lease. Article 2 specifies the legislation on lease. Article 3 specifies the sphere and objects of lease. Article 4 regards renters. Article 5 regards tenants. Article 6 regards tenants associations. Article 7 regards lease contracts. Article 8 regards tenancy fees. Article 9 regards rented property. Article 10 regards redemption of rented property.