This Act establishes the status of first priority of persons that are not married or have no dependents to purchase village lots and have made an application for this purpose more than three years before consideration of status. The Act also prescribes that no person may be permitted to enter upon or acquire rights to a village homestead unless that person has been a domiciliary in the senatorial district in which such homestead is being applied.

This Act prescribes that an applicant for a village lot or his or her spouse must not own or have any interest in any village lot or have been a recipient of a village homestead lot.However, any applicant who has met all the above requirements and who had been a recipient of a village homestead lot may be eligible to receive a village homestead lot if he or she has been divested of a village homestead lot by a Court decree pursuant to a divorce proceeding which awarded that village homestead lot to either the children or the applicant's former spouse.

This Act amends the Rota Agricultural Homestead Act by ratifying all actions taken in conformance with the provisions of sections 1 to 6 of Public Law No. 7-11 and related law, and all permits or other instruments issued, executed, or delivered in conformance therewith and otherwise in compliance with Commonwealth law and by blocking any challenge, defence, claim, remedy, cause of action, or other right, based on section 7 of Public Law 7-11 arising from such action.This Act also repeals and reenacts a section on the designation of Homestead Areas, i.e.

The scope of this Law shall be to ensure the rational management of agricultural land, development of land market and land consolidation. This Act shall not be applicable to purchase of land in the gardening associations. The following categories of land managers shall have the state support in the form of instalment selling of the public land for the period of 15 years: (a) natural persons registered as farmers; and (b) legal persons manufacturing agricultural commodities annual sale proceeds of which exceeds 50 percent of annual income thereof.

This Act makes provision for the protection and conservation of public land of Managaha Island.These public lands that are of importance to culture, traditions and history of the people of the Northern Mariana Islands shall be leased preferentially to persons, including corporations, of Northern Marianas descent.

Paragraph 3 of the Article 16 shall acquire a new wording: “The modalities of preparation and conclusion of water use contract as regards waterbody pertaining to the state or municipal property, model form of the water use contract and the modalities of carrying out auction granting the right to conclude water use contract shall be validated by the Government of the Russian Federation.” Item 8 of the Article 27 of Land Code shall be supplemented with the following wording: “the plots of land on which are located ponds, watered open pits within the boundaries of land of common use.”

This Law regulates purchase of land by the foreign legal and natural persons, and also by foreign institutions and organizations that have no status of legal person but have legal capacity. It also establishes terms, conditions and restrictions on the purchase of land by foreigners. The Act consists of four Chapters divided into 17 Articles: (1) general provisions; (2) right of foreigners to purchase land, internal water and forest; (3) temporary provisions regarding the right of foreigners to purchase non-agricultural land; and (4) final provisions.

Item 1 of the Article 6 of Land Code shall acquire a new wording: “Plot of land can be the object of purchase and sale, gift, exchange, mortgage and other commercial transactions and can be transferred as succession with restrictions imposed by this Code.” Item 5 of the Article 6 of Law of the Kyrgyz Republic on effectuation of the Land Code of the Kyrgyz Republic shall acquire a new wording: “5.

This Act concerns acquisition of lands in the Northern Territory by the Commonwealth. Any land in which an interest was, before 1 July 1978, vested in the Director of National Parks and Wildlife by the National Parks and Wildlife Conservation Act 1975 shall be deemed to be, and to have always been, excluded from lands described in a Lands Acquisition Notice made in accordance with this Act.

This Law is composed of four articles. It authorizes the Government to rule on land legal order and to review the basic legislation on public expropriation provided by Law No. 2030 of 1948. To this end, the Law lists the fields of application of the above mentioned authorization.

This Act concerns the waiving of any requirements, limitations or regulations relating to the agricultural homesteading program by the Marianas Public Land Corporation.Any person who can demonstrate continuous and actual occupancy or use of public land for agricultural purposes for period of 15 years prior to a specified date or who can demonstrate that he or she would have continuously and actually occupied or used public land for agricultural purposes for a period of 15 years prior to a specified date, shall be legally entitled to all the rights and interest of ownership of such land, and

The President establishes that basic annual rates of rent for lease of public land shall be fixed by local self-government with the application of factors depending on the purposeful use of land. The purposeful use of land shall be classified as agricultural land, urban land and industrial land. Local self-government shall be granted the right to double or to halve basic annual rates of rent depending upon lease period and land reclamation carried out by the lessees of the aforesaid land.