This Act amends the Title by Registration Act by inserting two sections on the delegation of functions by the Registrar of Titles.

Amends: Title by Registration Act (Cap. 56:50). (1992)

This Act makes provision with respect to actions that may be undertaken by a tenant in respect of a landlord who does not proceed with repairs of rented premises after the occurrence of a hurricane.

This Act makes provision for the establishment of Tenancies and Rent Control Tribunals, provides for powers of such tribunals and provides rules relative to lease and the relationship between landlord and tenant.The Act declares the receiving of rent for premises that are not registered with a Tribunal in accordance with this Act to be an offence.

This Act concerns the relationship between a landlord and a tenant and especially the termination of rent. The Act prohibits distress for rent and allows a tenant to remain on cultivated land for a certain period after a notice to quit.

These Regulations implement provisions of the Registration (Strata Titles) Act in relation with the application for the registration of titles and leases and fees.

Implements: Registration (Strata Titles) Act. (2011)
Amended by: Registration (Strata Titles) (Amendment) Regulations, 2010. (2010-03-10)

There shall be maintained in Port Vila a Land Records Office in which shall be kept a register to be known as the Land Leases Register. A Director of Land Records shall be appointed under section 3. The Director shall prepare a survey plan for each parcel of land in accordance with section 10. Effects of registration are defined in section 14 and following. Section 27 defines the priority of registered instruments. Subject to the provisions of this Act (sections 32 to 50) and of any other law, the owner of land may lease the land or part of it to any person for a definite term.

This Act makes provisions for the alienation of private (custom) land and the use of public land by custom users, the development of public land and various other matters relative to land titles, use ad management.The Act consists of 23 sections divided into 12 Parts: Interpretation (I); Encumbrances (II); Alienated Land (III); Negotiations and Agreements Relating to Custom Land (IV); Management of Land (V); Public Land (VI); Registered Leases (VII); Rights of Entry (VIII); Land Corporations (IX); Roads (X); Use of Force and Damage (XI); Regulations and Offences (XII).The Minister shall hav

Article 2 of the above/mentioned Act establishes that the lessor shall notify the conclusion of a lease contract without delay to to competent authority, as well as of any modification of such a contract.

This Order sets out certain obligations of landlords and tenants in their relationship regarding private tenancies. It also empowers district councils to issue notices of unfitness and notices of disrepair in respect of dwelling-houses let under private tenancies and to issue certificates of fitness to be issued in respect of certain dwelling-houses. Rent officers or a rent assessment committee may determine a rent limit in respect of tenancies which are subject to control.

This Law provides for the following: better management of land affairs in the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan; solving problems resulting from land reforms implementation; management of property books; land registration; collection of statistics on properties to be used for economic and development plans of the Emirate; segregation of individual, Emirate, virgin, grazing and endowed lands; distribution of emirate lands; restoration of lands distributed unlawfully; and creation of a uniform and valid landholding system in the country.The Law sets out procedures for the registration of title d

This Act amends the Base Lands Development Act 1996 in section 9 by redefining subsection (3) on lease of scheduled land by the Company and other subsections regarding approval and consent for such letting of land.

Amends: Base Lands Development Act 1996. (2011)

This Governmental Decree stipulates that village authority shall be the authorized state institution competent in the following spheres: (a) setting up special land fund of the local community; (b) organization and conducting of auctions for concession of land lease to natural and legal persons; (c) supervision over water supply, water distribution and rational water use; and (d) enforcement of legislation of land and natural resources management.