This Law provides for the leasing of public agricultural and forest land. It consists of 18 articles establishing the procedures for leasing of such lands to citizens and contains rules relative to the lease and the conditions attached to lease including obligations of the lessee. 'Land' here means the land that is property of the State, classified in the fond of agriculture and forest land, pastures and meadows (art. 2).

La presente Ley, que consta de 3 artículos, restablece por el termino de un año las condiciones y formas de pago establecidas en el párrafo segundo del articulo 19 de la Ley Nº 278, Ley sobre propiedad reformada urbana y agraria, y suspende por el termino de un año las tramitaciones de las acciones judiciales en contra de los beneficiarios de los contratos de arriendo con opción a compra.

Enmienda: Ley Nº 278 - Ley sobre propiedad reformada urbana y agraria. (1997-12-12)

This Law consists of 59 sections divided into 11 Parts defining: Preliminary (Part I); Organization of the immovable property registration system and registration of immovable property (II); Maps, parcels and boundaries (III); First registration of an immovable property (IV); Certificate and searches (V); Registration of contracts of lease, mortgages, 'In Use' Titles and other interest in immovable property (VI); Servitudes, restrictive agreements and restrictions (VII); Rectification and compensation (VIII); Decision of registrar and appeals (IX); Fees and offences (X); Miscellaneous (XI).

The purpose of this Law is the determination, delimitation, allocation of areas such as ranges, pastures, wintersheds (winter range lands) or highlands to juridical entities like villages or municipalities and making use of them in a manner abiding by the rules, increasing or sustaining productivity through maintenance and improvement, controlling that use continuously, protecting them and changing their purpose of use when necessary. The determination, delimitation and allocation of ranges, highlands and wintersheds are undertaken by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs.

The purpose of this Law, which includes 21 articles and 1 supplementary article in 4 sections, is the placement of villagers within forests who are decided to be transferred and to support the development of the forest villagers through the utilization of the areas excluded from forest. This Law consists of the following areas excluded from forest boundaries by the Forest Cadastre Commissions in accordance with Article 2 of the Forest Law No.

La durée des baux de chasse consentis par l'Etat sur le domaine public fluvial, pour la période du 1er juillet 1994 au 30 juin 2000, est prorogée jusqu'au 30 juin 2001 aux conditions du cahier des charges du 28 janvier 1994 fixant les conditions générales de la location par l'Etat du droit de chasse au gibier d'eau sur le domaine public fluvial pour la période du 1er juillet 1994 au 30 juin 2000.

An Act to regulate the acquisition of land by the State and the alienation or lease of land of the State, to establish a Land Board, to define powers of officers of the State in relation to land, to prescribe offences in relation to land, to regulate the fencing of land and various other matters relating to land.The Act consists of 182 sections which are divided into 28 Parts: Preliminary (I); National title to land (II); Acquisition of land by the State (III); Compensation (IV); Reservation of land (V); Aerodromes (VI); The Land Board (VII); Appeals and reports (VIII); Alienation of Govern

An Act to provide for the establishment of the Agricultural Credit Board and assistance to farmers by the Board. The Board is established under section 2. The Minister may establish Agricultural Credit Committees for one or more magisterial districts or portion of district. The Committees shall advise and assist the Minister or the Board. Assistance shall consist of a loan or selling or letting of immovable property. Immovable property may be acquired for farming purposes or sold by the State if the property is not suitable for farming purposes.

An Act to make provisions for various matters relating to land, including land registration, purchase of land and ownership of land, land bonds, land tenure, for powers of the Land Commission in respect of land, etc. Save and except purchase agreements between the Land Commission and purchasers from them no purchase agreement between landlord and tenant for the sale of a holding under the Land Purchase Acts shall after the passing of this Act be lodged with the Land Commission (sect. 18).

Section 105 is amended with respect to surrender of sublease by a memorandum as set out in the new Schedule XVIIA. Section 109A (new) provides for discharge of land or sublease from further liability, whereas section 114 concerns vesting of land in trustees. The new section 171C confers power upon the Minister to compound any offence under this Ordinance or rules made thereunder, by making an offer to the offending person to compound the offence upon payment.

Amends: Land Ordinance (Cap. 68). (1975)

This Act regulates the right of use of public and private lands of the Overseas territories. It consists of 33 parts specifying the conditions to be satisfied, in order to exploit occupied and non-occupied land for different uses. It establishes the requirements to be met in order to benefit from a land concession, or to obtain a permit for land leasing.

These Regulations make provision for the review of rent by Rent Assessment Boards. An application for review of rent may be made pursuant to section 5a of the Act to a Rent Assessment Board, constituted under the Rent Restriction Act, having jurisdiction over the area within which the land is located (reg. 3). The application shall be in the form prescribed by these Regulations and set out in the Schedule. A hearing shall be held, and upon decision of the Board, a certificate shall be issued to the applicant. (8 regulations completed by a Schedule)