An Act to provide for the administration of land and land tenure in Tanzania.The 187 sections of this Act are divided into 14 Parts: Preliminary provisions (I); Fundamental principles of land policy (II); Classification and tenure of land (III); Administration (IV); Rights and incidents of land occupation (V); Granted rights of occupancy VI); Conversion of interests in land (VII); Disposition affecting land (VIII); Leases (IX); Mortgages (X); Easements and analogous rights (XII); Co-occupancy and partition (XIII); Dispute settlement (XIV).Section 23 sets out the fundamental principles of Na

These Instructions establish the modalities of the registration of the contracts of granting of the share of land on lease. The contract of lease can be concluded by the owner of the share of land (Landlord), and an agricultural enterprise or a farmer (Lease-holder). Either a single landlord or a group of landlords can grant on lease shares of land. In the latter case the contract of lease is concluded with multitude of physical persons on the part of landlords.

An Act to provide for the classification and administration of public land, and to regulate use of and the disposal of such land and and the acquisition of other land and related matters. The Minister may by order made under section 10 classify public land and declare the use for which he considers different classes to be adaptable.

This Law consists of VI sections subdivided into XIX chapters that contain 123 Articles. Section I lays down the general provisions. It comprehends Chapters I - II that contain Articles 1-13. Section II regulates ownership and other rights of property on land. It comprehends Chapters III-IX that contain Articles 14-75. Section III gives the classification of the types of land. It comprehends Chapters 10-16 that contain Articles 76-102. Section IV regards protection of land, state control, land survey, land monitoring and land cadastre.

An Act to provide for the registration of titles in land, for the appointment of the Registrar of Titles and Deputy Registrars of Title, and to set out certain requirements for the transfer of land, the creation of a lease, mortgage and other rights in land.The Act consists of 193 sections divided into 19 Parts: Preliminary (I); Administration (II); Registration generally (III); State leases (IV); Transfer of land (V); Leases (VI); Mortgages and charges (VII); Caveats (VIII); Easements and similar interests (IX); Implied covenants and powers (X); Trusts (XI); Transmissions (XII); Powers of

The Supreme Soviet decrees to carry into force Law No. 1738 - 1 of the RSFSR "On land charges". The text of this Law must be published in the regional and local press.

Implements: Law of the RSFSR No. 1738 - 1 of 1991 "On land charges". (1991-10-11)

This Law establishes that the utilisation of land is charged. Land charges consist of : land tax, ground-rent and normative land price. Landowners and land tenants, except for lease-holders, are charged with annual land tax. The plots of land given in lease are charged with ground-rent. Normative land price is fixed for the purpose of purchase and redemption of the plots of land in cases envisaged by the Land Code and for the purpose of obtaining land based credit. The document consists of VII Section that contain 25 Articles, and comprehends 2 Annexes.

The Government decrees to validate the Regulation. The document consists of VI Sections that contain 40 Articles. Section I lays down the general provisions. Section II regards the particulars of allocation of the plots of land for construction. Section III regards the particulars of concession in lease of the plots of land for farming. Section IV regards the particulars of concession of private ownership of the plots of land for personal subsidiary small-holding. Section V regards the particulars of concession of private ownership of the plots of land for individual housing.

This Law sets forth basic procedures and rules for the defining and allocation of pasture areas to various villages and municipalities. The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs is authorized to determine the boundaries of pastures and their allocation to relevant entities. The procedure for this application is clearly defined in the Law. The finalized boundaries are then recorded to corresponding title deeds. Allocation process is renewed every five years.

The Government decrees to validate the Regulation. The document consists of X Sections that contain 40 Articles. Section I establishes the rules of concession of subsoil in use. Section II specifies the modes of concession. Section III regards the concession through direct negotiations. Section IV regards the organization of investment programs tender for the concession of subsoil in lease for either prospecting or extraction, or combined prospecting and extraction. Section V deals with the modalities of tender offer. Section VI summing up of tender and making known the winner.

This Decision concerns the reconstruction of agricultural cooperatives. It consists of 12 articles providing for the distribution of the agricultural lands between cooperatives. It states that these lands must be given to the families of the agricultural cooperative members. Land leasing shall be allowed when these members are citizens. It specifies the measures to be applied in order to calculate land surface, limits, duration of concession, competent authorities entitled to perform this activity, the use of the money gained from the sale.

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)