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 Resolution is composed of 6 articles. Article 1 establishes the High Committee for Agricultural Land Dispute-Settlement in the Southern Provinces formed by 5 Ministers, a Prefect and the Vice-Minister of Agriculture and Water Resources (art. 1). Competences of this Committee shall be the following: to estimate all offences by applying Laws Nos.
La presente Ley tiene por objeto la preservación social y cultural de las comunidades indígenas, su efectiva participación en el proceso de desarrollo nacional así como la creación de un régimen jurídico que les garantice la propiedad de la tierra y otros recursos productivos. El título primero introduce normas generales sobre las comunidades indígenas, en particular acerca del asentamiento de las comunidades indígenas: asentamiento en tierras fiscales (arts. 21-23); asentamiento en tierras de dominio privado (arts. 24-27).
La presente Ley tiene por objeto regular el régimen municipal establecido por la Constitución Política del Estado. El ámbito de aplicación comprende: a) organización y atribuciones de la Municipalidad y del Gobierno Municipal; b) normas nacionales sobre patrimonio de la Nación, propiedad y dominio público; c) control social al Gobierno Municipal.
This Act concerns the management of various types of lands in Newfoundland and Labrador. Part I is dedicated to crown lands, Part II to abandoned lands, Part III covers the administration and control of public lands, Part IV provides for special management areas and Part V covers survey markers.
The present Regional Law is aimed at ensuring rational use and protection of land, conservation and creation favourable environment for human life and health, protection of the rights of citizens to land, improvement and state regulation of land relations, further development of various forms of economic activity on land and involvement of land into commercial turnover at the regional level. The Regional Law consists of 14 articles. Article 1 establishes plenary powers of the regional Legislative Assembly in the sphere of land relations.
Transfer of the plots of land for subsidiary small-holding, suburban small-holding, gardening and individual housing on condition of private property must be carried out in accordance with Federal, Regional land legislation and the present Regional Law. Plots of land allocated to citizens on condition of ownership, open-ended (permanent) tenancy by the date of entry into force of the present Regional Law must be transferred free-of-charge to citizens within the limits established by the local self-government.
The document contains classification list of the stock of land by categories and economic significance areas. The stock of land is subdivided into the following categories and areas of economic significance: 1. agricultural land; 2. urban land; 3. industrial land and non-agricultural land; 4. environmental protection land, recreational land and land pertaining to cultural heritage; 5. forest land; 6. land pertaining to the stock of water; 7. reserve land.
The present Law regulates conditions and modalities of ownership, use and disposal of immovables as well as relations regarding other rights relayed to immovables. Relations connected with use and conservation of soil, subsoil, forests, vegetable kingdom and wildlife, water, airspace, territories on which monuments pertaining to cultural heritage are situated are regulated by the present Law and other legislative acts of the Republic of Armenia. Legal status of immovables regards also marine, fluvial-marine and fluvial vessels subject to compulsory state registration.
Minimum tariffs for allocation of standing timber are applicable to allocation of timber for the main use felling in the public forests of the Russian Federation. In the course of timber extraction for intermediate use the tariffs must be reduced in the following manner: in case of thinning out and selective sanitary felling to 50 percent, in case of other intermediate use to 30 percent. Minimum tariff includes land tax for forest land. Minimum tariffs differ by main and secondary forest species, forest taxation areas and zones, by groups of timber species and by transportation distance.
Supreme Soviet decrees that Land Code is applicable to relations originating after entry into force of Land Code, i.e. beginning from the 15th of March 1991. Land Code is applicable to relations originating before the 15th of March 1991, i.e. before entry into force of Land Code, as regards to rights and duties that would originate after entry into force of Land Code.
This Act provides for natural areas in the province to be set aside for the benefit, education and enjoyment of people. The Act creates wilderness reserves and ecological reserves and provides for their management. Under the Act, the Wilderness and Ecological Reserves Advisory Council is continued in its advisory functions and the Act further provides for its operation. The Act provides for the acquisition of land to be used for the reserves and covers offences and penalties.