This Regional Law regulates relations dealing with land tenure, protection and conservation of land, establishing plenary powers of regional state bodies in this sphere. It establishes minimum and maximum (150 ha) public and municipal land areas for plots of land allotted for family farming, and minimum (0, 5 ha) of agricultural land plots allotted in ownership for family farming. Single natural or legal persons cannot have in ownership more than 10 percent of the whole available agricultural land area on the regional territory.

This Regional Law regulates relations dealing with land tenure, protection and conservation of land, establishing plenary powers of regional state bodies in this sphere. It establishes minimum (equal to minimum land area authorized for construction in accordance with land-use planning provisions) and maximum (up to 1,500 square meters) public and municipal land areas for plots of land allotted to families for housing construction. It envisages allotment of public agricultural land to citizens with three and more dependent children for family farming and/or subsistence farming.

This Regional Law regulates relations dealing with land tenure, protection and conservation of land, establishing plenary powers of regional state bodies in this sphere. It establishes minimum (0, 04 ha) and maximum (100 ha) public and municipal land areas for plots of land allotted for family farming, and minimum (0, 04 ha) of consolidated plots of agricultural land. Single natural or legal persons cannot have in ownership more than 20 percent of the whole available agricultural land area on the regional territory.

This Regional Law establishes plenary powers of regional state bodies in the sphere of conservation, management, promotion and state protection of regional and municipal objects of cultural heritage. This Regional Law establishes plenary powers of regional state bodies in the sphere of conservation, management, promotion and state protection of regional objects of cultural heritage.

This Regional Law establishes plenary powers of regional state bodies in the sphere of conservation, management, promotion and state protection of regional objects of cultural heritage.

These Regulations make provision in respect of applications for scheduled monument consent, applications for variation or discharge of conditions attached to scheduled monument consent and applications for subsequent approval required by a condition. The Regulations also: provide for certificates which must accompany certain applications; prescribe the forms of notices; and define “owner of the monument”.

The Vision of the Agriculture Development Strategy of Georgia is to create an environment that will increase agricultural competiveness, promote stable growth of high quality agricultural production, ensure food safety and security and eliminate rural poverty through the sustainable development of agriculture and rural areas.The medium and long term main policy directions are outlined in Chapter 3 as follows: i) Promote equitable increases in rural incomes to achieve sustainable livelihoods and food security for all income groups; ii) Maintain the safety of food supplies to protect the publ

Act to amend the Landholding Control: by deleting “corporation” and “corporations” wherever they appear and substituting “company” and “companies” respectively; by deleting “person belonging to Montserrat” wherever it appears and substituting “Montserratian”; by deleting “person not belonging to Montserrat” and “persons not belonging to Montserrat” wherever they appear and substituting “nonMontserratian” and “non-Montserratians” respectively; and by providing anew with respect to land and mortgages held by nonMontserratians.

These Regulations prescribe forms for the purposes of the Compulsory Acquisition of Land (Guernsey) Law, 1949. The forms sets out in the Schedule are forms of: a Draft Compulsory Purchase Order; a Drafi Temporary Possession Order; a Draft Control of Use Order; a Draft Variation Order; a Notice to a qualifying person; other notices made under the Law.

Implements: Compulsory Acquisition of Land (Guernsey) Law, 1949. (2011)

This Regional Law regulates legal regime, the modalities of allotment, turnover of agricultural land, including land shares in common property, and is aimed at the prevention of reduction of agricultural land area as a result of transfer thereof to other categories of land, degradation or decrease of soil fertility, and establishes terms and conditions for transfer of agricultural land to the producers of agricultural commodities ensuring the most efficient use of agricultural land.

Article 6 shall be amended to add the following wording: “Plots of public land, owned by the Regional Administration, shall be allotted to natural and legal persons in ownership or lease, and also, in cases envisaged by Land Code of the Russian Federation, in permanent (open-ended) tenancy, free of charge”.

Amends: Regional Law No. 86 “On regulation of land relations”. (2014-02-18)

This Act provides for sale and lease of land, and any estate or interest therein, which is the subject of a settlement. “Settlement” signifies any act, deed, agreement, will or other instrument under or by virtue of which any land or any estate or interest in land stands limited to or in trust for any persons by way of succession. Settled estates may be sold or given in lease under authority of the High Court or by a tenant for life.