These Regulations regulate the lease of crown lands to residents. Applications for renting crown lands shall be made to the Chief Surveyor and shall be forwarded to the Minister. Control shall be carried out that no proposed area shall be part of a forest reserve. An agreement shall be signed between the Chief Surveyor on behalf of the Government and the applicant in the form as set out in the Schedule. The agreement shall contain conditions as the Governor-general may deem fit.

This Act makes provision with respect to contracts relative to agricultural small tenancies. Section 8 concerns the termination of a contract of tenancy in the case of serious offence by the tenant against his or her duty to keep the land in good order. A tenant may assign, with the consent of the landlord, assign his interest in a registered land at any time to a person or persons (sect. 10). Sub-letting is prohibited. Rights of the landlord are set out in section 16. Part II deals with compensations for improvement.

This Law specifies and regulates separately common leases, including lease of land and natural resources, leases of enterprises, and leases by citizens. It provides also for the contract of lease of labor. Article 3 defines the sphere and objects of lease. Article 7 contains rules relative to the lease agreement, and following articles (arts. 8-15) further define the relationship between lesser and lessee, including matters such as fees, protection of the lessee, terms of lease, changes in the agreement, etc.

This Law to which this Decree refers specifies and regulates separately common leases, including lease of land and natural resources, leases of enterprises, and leases by citizens. Leaseholders having entered into lease agreements before the entry into force of the Law shall have the right to carry on their relationship according to agreement concluded before 1 January, 1991. Various local authorities are charged to render assistance in transforming state enterprises into leased enterprises.

Implements: Law on Lease in the Republic of Tajikistan. (1996-12-06)

Dhekan farms are independent commercial enterprises with legal form and capacity as described in article 2. Such farms can voluntarily unite and join cooperative societies. Qualified persons have a preferential right on the granting of land plots. Such land is granted on the basis of conditions specified in article 6. District authorities shall create land funds for purposes of Dhekan development (art. 7). Certificates proving the right on a Dhekan farm are given out by the State. Lease shall be regulated by contract (art. 8). Dhekan farms shall be registered in accordance with article 11.

These Regulations implement provisions of the Land Act and provide for miscellaneous matters such as tasks of Land Committees in relation to land allocation, inheritance of allocated land , drawing up of deeds and registration, applications for public servitudes, boundaries, rents, fees and development charges, and consent to leases of development areas.

This Decree lays down basic provisions on land. All land in the State of Lao PDR is the property of the national community. The State manages the land on a centralized and unanimous basis at the national level (art. 1).This Decree is composed of five Chapters, i.e.: Land and Property over Land (1); Right of Possession and Use of Land (2); Management and use of each Type of Land (3); Measures against Offenders (4); Organization and Implementation (5).

Implemented by: Decree on Land Tax. (1993-03-13)

This Law makes provision for the payment of the use of land in the form of land tax and lease fees. The rates of land tax are established in article 2. Land tax shall be established on cadastrial documentation and be imposed on land users who are manufacturing agricultural products. Payment shall also be made for land not used for agriculture. Categories of users specified in article 9 are exempted fromthe payment of land tax. They include "dehkan", private farms during three years or one year depending upon the type of land.

This Act lays down the basic principles of forest management and conservation, makes provision for the administration of forestry (Chap. I), the survey and classification of lands for purposes of forestry (Chap. II), and the use of forest resources (Chap. III).Basic policy principles are outlined in section 2. Section 3 contains definitions.

The present Law regulates relations arising from contracts of lease of constructions, land or natural resources.The Law consists of 94 articles divided into 16 Chapters which carry, inter alia, the following titles: General provisions (1); Lease agreement (2), Ownership under lease (3); Alteration, cancellation, termination, and extension of lease agreements (4); Protection of lessee's rights of ownership (5); Buying out of (leased) property (15); Free of Charge transfer of State property (16).Chapters 6 to 14 deal with leasing of enterprises and labour and related matters.

This Law establishes the procedure for leasing land to natural and legal persons of the Republic of Lithuania and foreign states as well as to joint ventures and firms with foreign capital, and regulates the relations between the lessee and the lessor. The Law describes in article 2 the concept of lease, prescribes in article 3 the form of a lease contracts, whereas article 4 prescribes the contents of a lease contract. Article 6 provides for the leasing of state-owned land by competitive bidding. Lessees shall meet requirements set out in article 7.

This Instruction deals with the criteria for the granting of leases for pastures and meadows by local authorities and lays down rules for the use of such agricultural land by leaseholders.