These Regulations prescribe forms for purposes of the Land Tenants (Security of Tenure) Act and provide that a landlord or a tenant may require a written memorandum of statutory lease in case of continuance of such lease. A memorandum of lease shall be in the form as prescribed in the Schedule to these Regulations and non-fulfilment of the requirements shall constitute an offence. Forms in the Schedule include also: a tenant's or landlord's notice and notification under section 9 of the Act; a tenant's notice under section 4 of the Act.

This Notification, made under the State Land (Regularisation of Tenure) Act, prescribes the form of a delegation to support the application for a certificate of comfort as provided for by regulation 2 of the State Land (Regularisation of Tenure) (Certificate of Comfort) Regulations, 2000. Those Regulations implement section 11 of the Act which provides for the granting of a certificate of comfort against ejectment. Such certificate does not constitute a title in land.

This Notification, made under the State Land (Regularisation of Tenure) Act, prescribes the form of a application for a certificate of comfort and a declaration to support the application for a certificate of comfort as provided for section 11 of the Act which provides for the granting of a certificate of comfort against ejectment. Such certificate does not constitute a title in land.

Implements: State Land (Regularisation of Tenure) Act (Cap. 57:05). (2011-12-31)

These Regulations provides for the application for and granting of a certificate of comfort against ejectment pursuant to section 11 of the State Land (Regularisation of Tenure) Act, 1998. In accordance with these Regulations, a squatter shall apply for a certificate in a prescribed form and attach to the application document of proof of occupation of the dwelling. Regulation 4 provides for application in case the application is out of occupation.

This Circular amends and supplements various points of Finance Ministry’s Circular No. 120/2005/TT-BTC guiding the Government’s Decree No. 142/2005/ND-CP on collection of land rents and water surface rents.Amendments have been made to: Section I of Part B on land rent rates for annual rent payment; Section III of Part B on the percentage for calculating the land rent rate with annual rent payment; and to Item 1.4, Point 1, Section IV of Part C on investment licences and business registration certificates.

This Act provides for matters relating to interests, i.e. perpetuities and accumulations in (immovable) property. It, among other things: provides for the vesting of the interests, duration, interests regarding (leases of) land, restrictions on accumulations in general, and restriction on accumulation for the purchase of immovable property.

This Circular amends and supplements a number of provisions of various Decrees and Circulars concerning: procedures for the grant of land use right or house and land-attached asset ownership certificates; re-grant of certificates due to loss; registration of transfer, inheritance, donation, lease, sublease, mortgage, or contribution of land use rights or land-attached assets as capital; grant of certificates in case of separation or consolidation of land lots; land use extension; change of land use purposes; and re-allocation and rent of land in hi-tech parks and economic zones.

Item 6 of the Article 97 of Land Code shall be amended to add the following wording: “6. Agricultural land shall be allotted: 1) on condition of ownership to the citizens of the Republic of Kazakhstan for subsidiary smallholding, gardening and country housing; 2) on condition of private ownership to or in lease to natural and legal persons of the Republic of Kazakhstan for farming, agricultural production, forest growing, scientific research, experimental and educational purposes, subsidiary smallholding, vegetable gardening and stockbreeding purposes.” Article 2 of the Law No.

The present Regulation provides for the enactment of the Public Land Act. The Regulation focuses on three key themes: land management, compliance and enforcement, appeals and dispute resolution. The Regulation applies to provincial land managed by Sustainable Resource Development under the Public Lands Act. The new rules around recreation apply to vacant public land not held under a disposition that offers exclusive use. The Regulation does not apply to parks/wilderness areas (managed by Tourism, Parks and Recreation) or lands managed by Transportation or Infrastructure.

These Rules concern forms and some other matters prescribed under the Registered Land Ordinance. The forms of the Register and Land Certificate shall be such forms as the Registrar (with the consent of the Governor) may from time to time approve. The forms required to be used under the Ordinance shall be as prescribed in the First Schedule to these Rules.

Implements: Registered Land Ordinance (Cap. 65). (2011-07-01)

These Regulations amend the State Lands Act in the Second Schedule in relation with lease of state lands by tourist accomodations.

Amends: State Lands Act. (2016)

This Law establishes legal grounds and the modalities of state registration of immovable property and restrictions (encumbrances) imposed thereon, and also transactions on the national territory and state protection of registered rights and restrictions (encumbrances) imposed on immovable property and transactions therewith. This Law shall be applicable, inter alia, to state registration of the plots of land, plots of subsoil and forests (Art. 3).