This Law amends Land Law No. 7501. It consists of 10 articles amending land leasing requirements and the rules for the distribution of such lands to owners.

Amended by: Law No. 7763 laying down amendments to Law No. 7715 amending Land Law No. 7501 establishing land leasing. (1993-10-25)
Amends: Land Law No. 7501. (1991-07-19)

This Law amends Law No. 8318 on leasing the agricultural and forest lands. It consists of 3 articles re-defining land leasing conditions of the aforementioned areas and establishing requirements to be satisfied in order to obtain a leasing contract for agricultural or forest exploitation.

Amends: Law No. 8318 on Leasing Agricultural and Forest Land, Pastures and Meadows which are covered in the State Property Law 1995. (1998-04-01)

This extensive Act regulates the law between the landlord and tenant in Manitoba. It is divided into four Parts as follows; Part I Leases and Tenancies Locations Covenants running with Reversion. Part II Disputes as to right to Distrain. Part III Proceedings against Overholding Tenants. Part IV repealed. The Act ends with the Schedules.Part I is subdivided as follows: Apportionment of Condition of Re-entry (sect. 8); Sub-lessee and Title to Reversion (sect. 9); Defects in Leases (sects. 10-15); Merger of Reversions (sect. 16); Right of Re-entry (sect. 17); Forfeiture of Leases (sects.

This Act is divided into 35 sections and 10 parts as follows: (1) Lands Branch; (2) Dealings in Crown Lands Reservations from Dispositions; (3) Power of Lieutenant Governor in Council; (4) Powers and Duties of Minister; (5) Dispositions; (6) Assignments; (7) Remedies Recovery of Rents and Royalties; (8) Forfeiture; (9) Possession of Land Adversely Held; (10) Prohibitions and Penalties; The Department of Natural Resources known as the "Lands Branch" which manages and administers Crown lands is continued.

This Act regulates the title to land in Alberta. It is divided into 23 parts as follows: 1. Land Titles Office (sect. 4); 2. Officers (sects. 5-24); 3. Registration (sects. 25-59); 4. Transfers (sects. 68-74); 5. Plans (sects. 76-95); 6. Leases (sects. 98-104); 7. Mortgages and Encumbrances (sects. 105-113); 8. Powers of Attorney (sect. 115); 9. Transmission (sects. 116-120); 10. Enforcement (sects. 122 and 123); 11. Changes of Name (sect. 128); 12. Assignment for Benefit of Creditors; (sect. 129); 13. Amending Agreements (sect. 129); 14. Caveats (sects. 130-148); 15.

L'article 1er du 1er chapitre établit que la présente loi s'applique au bail: a) Des immeubles affectés à l'agriculture; b) Des entreprises agricoles; c) Des entreprises accessoires non agricoles mais formant une unité économique avec une entreprise agricole. Le texte comprend 61 articles divisés en 6 chapitres: Le contrat de bail à ferme agricole (2); Affermage par parcelles et affermage complémentaire (3); Fermage (4); Procédure et autorités (5); Dispositions pénales (6).

These Regulations provide for matters relative to Subordinate Land Boards established by Order of the President under section 19 of the Tribal Land Act, 1968 and the grant of customary land rights to tribesmen and other persons. Part II concerns the manner of election of these Boards, its internal procedures, and functionaries.

This Order of the President made under section 19 of the Tribal Land Act, 1968, establishes the Subordinate Land Boards set out in the Schedule to this Order and defines the composition and functions of these Boards. These Boards shall have jurisdiction in their respective specified areas or villages. Functions shall be transferred from Subordinate Land Authorities to the Boards and include decision making regarding ploughing of land, grazing of cattle, and communal uses of land.

These Regulations, in implementation of provisions of the Tribal Land Act, provide for matters relative to the establishment and operation of Land Boards and the granting of customary and common law land rights to tribesmen and other persons.The 36 regulations are divided into 6 Parts: Preliminary (I); Grant of customary land rights (II); Grant of common law land rights and customary rights under section 33 (IV); Treasure and audit (V); Fees (Part VI).Provisions of Part II concern election of members of the Land Boards, the Chairman, duties of the Secretary and consultation with District Co

This Land Law aims to overhaul the distribution and management of land in Cambodia as well as protect property rights. This basic land legislation consists of 8 Titles; Private and public ownership (I); Acquisition of ownership (II); The regime of private ownership (III); Forms of ownership (IV); Immovable property used as surety (V); Cadastre (VI); Penalty provisions (VII) and Final provisions (VIII).The Law refers to recognition of rights to land of persons who have had peaceful, uncontested possession of the land for a certain period of time.

This Law is composed of 2 Chapters divided into 18 articles. Preliminary provisions (chap. I): terms and definition (arts. 1-3). Measures (chap. II): nomination of commissioners (art. 4); application of Law (art. 5); compensation (art. 9); land tenure (art. 10); agricultural rent for owners (art. 11); rent conditions (art. 12); rent renewal (art. 15).

This Federal Law establishes the legal basis for state regulation of securing fertility of agricultural land. The purpose of this law is to establish the legal foundations for state regulation of securing reproduction of fertility of agricultural land in the process of carrying out economic activity by landlords, landowners and land tenants. The Federal Law consists of 7 Chapters that contain 31 articles. Chapter 1 lays down the general provisions.