Regulations to make provision for the "regularisation" of land and the drafting and adoption of schemes for this purposes.The 35 regulations are divided into 5 Parts: Preliminary (I); Regularisation Area (II); Scheme of Regularisation (III); Adjudication (IV); Local Land Register (V).The Minister responsible for lands may, under regulation 3, subject to section 58 of the Land Act, or at the request of the people in a given area declare urban areas or "peri-urban areas" to be a regularisation area. Criteria for decision making in this respect are set out in regulation 4.

Regulations to make provision for the administration and management of village land as defined by the Village Land Act, 1999 and the assignment of rights relative to such lands.The 83 regulations are divided into 7 Parts: Preliminary (I); Management and Administration (II); Compensation (III); Joint Management of Village Land (IV); Register of Village Land (V); Adjudication (VI); Miscellaneous (VII).Part II provides for procedures at hearings by village institutions. Part III concerns compensation in respect of village land.

El presente Decreto establece cuáles son las acciones u omisiones no constitutivas de delito que se deberán considerar como contravenciones de las disposiciones legales vigentes en materia de posesión, propiedad y herencia de la tierra y bienes agropecuarios, y del registro de la tenencia de la tierra.

The Rules provide for the deletion from the Land Registration Rules, 1972 of the existing Form 3 and the introduction of a new Form 3, and amendment of Form 15. The Rules also provide for the amendment of Rules 19 and 35 of the Land Registration Rules, 1972. Form 3 concerns an application for first registration where purchase money or compensation does not exceed £50,000. Form 15 concerns application for the conversion of possessory title on a Certificate of Solicitor where the compensation, purchase money does not exceed £50,000.

The Rules provide for the deletion from the Land Registration Rules, 1972 of the existing Form 3 and the introduction of a new Form 3. The Rules also provide for the amendment of Rules 19 and 35 of the Land Registration Rules, 1972.

These Rules amend rules 19 and 35 of the Land Registration Rules, 1972 relative to valuation of registered property.

Amends: Land Registration Rules, 1972. (1972-10-02)

These Rules provide that the Registry map for property in urban areas shall as far as possible be on the 1/1000 scale and that all plans of property in such areas shall be shown on such scale with necessary or obvious adjustments to conform to ordnance detail. They prescribe that a crystallised charge on the appointment of a receiver under a debenture may be registered as a burden affecting registered land under section 69 of the Registration of Title Act, 1964.

This Act amends the Land Development Ordinance 1935 which aimed to provide for the systematic development and alienation of State Land in Sri Lanka. Under the amendements, the Government Agent shall not recover any fee for the registration of a permit (sect. 2). Every grant on which land is to be alienated shall contain the extent and description of the boundaries of such land.

Amends: Land Development Ordinance 1935 (No. 19 of 1935). (1973)

This Ordinance concerns provisions relating to the preparation of reconstructed folios for lost or damaged folios in land registers. There are provisions relating to the power of the Registrar-General after due investigation to prepare and insert folios into land registers (sect. 2). "Land Register" is defined as a book deemed to be kept by a Registrar of Lands for the purposes of the registration of instruments affecting land under the Registration of Documents Ordinance (sect. 9).

La présente loi modifie divers articles de l'ordonnance qui fixe le régime foncier de l'immatriculation. Les principales modifications introduites par cette loi concernent le régime des hypothèques (conventionnelle, légale ou judiciaire).

Modifie: Ordonnance nº 60-146 relative au régime foncier de l'immatriculation. (1960-10-03)

The document determines the substance, the requirements regarding the precision, the modalities of accomplishment, control, formal acceptance and legalisation of the results of land-surveying practice. These Instructions are destined for physical and juridical persons that carry out land survey practice irrespectively of the departmental affiliation. The document consists of 16 Sections. Section 1 lays down the general provisions. Section 2 determines the substance of land-surveying practice.

This Law makes provisions with respect to the collection and disposal of information in relation to private land. It sets forth the administrative procedures to be followed by landowners in order to declare and register their properties into the National Cadastre.