Article 1 establishes that the official survey and spatial information system is part of the national infrastructure for spatial development of the state Mecklenburg-Vorpommern safeguarding ownership of land. The spatial data are the basis for all local and site-specific measures in the country. The text consists of 40 articles divided into 4 Parts as follows: Basis of the official spatial information and land survey system (1); Geo-data infrastructure (2); Official land survey (3); Transitional and final provisions (4);

The present Law provides the legal framework for the operation of spatial information infrastructure in the Free State of Saxony and regulates its relation to the national geo-data infrastructure. Furthermore, the Law implements aspects of the environment policy of the European Union.

The present Law lays down provisions relating to official land survey and spatial information in the Land Hessen. Article 1 establishes that the official survey and spatial information system is part of the national infrastructure for spatial development safeguarding ownership of land. The text consists of 48 articles divided into 4 Parts as follows: Basis of official survey and spatial information (I); Official land survey (II); Public Spatial Information System (III);Transitional and final provisions (IV). Three Annexes are enclosed.

The present Law provides the legal framework for the development and operation of the geo-data infrastructure of Schleswig-Holstein being part of the national geo-data infrastructure. The text consists of 14 articles divided into 3 Parts as follows: General provisions (I); Requirements for geo-data infrastructure (II); Final provisions (III).

This Order establishes data freely available by the Minister of Environment to public administrations, businesses and individuals with regard to Survey and Cadastre surveying and mapping of land, as well as to payment thereof.

Implements: Map and Cadastre Act (No. 131 of 2010). (2010-01-28)

Article 1 of the above-mentioned Law establishes that the setting-up, continuation and renewal of the Land Survey Register and the necessary related surveys are tasks of the Land. The text consists of 21 articles divided into 6 Parts as follows: General provisions (I); Land survey (II); Cadastre (III); Demarcation (IV); Penalties (V); Final provisions (VI).

Implemented by: Ordinance implementing the Survey and Cadastre Law. (2009-05-12)

This Act establishes the Land Administration Authority as a body corporate and provides with respect to its functions and powers and its administration and management. The Authority shall be an agency of the Government of Lesotho responsible for land administration and shall operate under the general supervision of the Minister responsible for land matters.

Article 3 shall be amended to add the following wording: “Land area of a plot of land allotted as land share with the consideration of the state of soil shall be determined in the process of land survey and mapping.”

Amends: Regional Law No. 976-OZ “On turnover of agricultural land”. (2009-05-04)

This Act provides for the survey of soil and land and the demarcation of land with boundary marks. It also defines the powers of Survey Officers authorized to carry out land or soil survey.The Act prohibits registered holders of any land in the State to transfer or dispose of any land without presenting a survey map along with the title deeds for registration prepared by licensed surveyors.

This Regional Law regulates the issues of land-use planning of municipal units, the modalities of elaboration and composition of the required documentation. Municipal land-use planning scheme shall include: (a) general map; (b) maps (schemes) of functional areas; (c) mapping of the boundaries of territory and landmarks; (d) scheme of restricted use land areas; and (e) scheme of infrastructure.

The scope of this Regional Law shall be delimitation of plenary powers between legislative and executive state bodies, and local self-government in the sphere of land relations.

This Regional Law regulates the issues of conservation, management and state protection of the objects of cultural heritage. Regional Government shall be responsible for registration of the objects of cultural heritage, modification of the status thereof, establishment of land tenure and mapping of the boundaries of land areas containing objects of cultural heritage, and establishment of historical and cultural reserves with the status of protected areas.