This Regulation of the council of the Amhara Regional Government, made in accordance with the powers vested in it under the provisions of Art. 58 sub-art.7 of the revised Regional constitution and Art. 33 sub-art. 1 of the revised Rural Land Administration and use Determination Proclamation No.

The present Ordinance enforces articles 7 and 13 of the Introductory Law of 5 May 2014 relating to the Federal Acts on agriculture, rural soil and agricultural lease. In particular, the Ordinance lays down provisions relating to the granting of subsidies for alpine cultivation, as well as issues concering rural soil and agricultural lease. Moreover, the Ordinance regulates the enforcement of federal agricultural legislation in the Canton Glarus.

The Government of the Russian Federation and the Government of the Orenburg Region have agreed as follows: 1) Land within the administrative boundaries of the Orenburg Region can be classified as federal property, regional property, municipal property and private ownership in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation.

The Regulation establishes the general procedure for arbitration, which includes: (a) the application for arbitration, to be addressed to the Director-General and lodged at (or sent by post to) the head office of the Department of Agriculture; (b) the compilation by the Director-General of a list of legal practitioners who may be appointed as Chairpersons of the arbitration committee, a list of owners who may be appointed as members of the committee, and a list of tenants who may be appointed as members of the committee; (c) nomination of committee members; (d) appointment of the committee;

This Regional Law establishes the following types of calculation of land price: (a) price of land for developer to whom land plot was previously allotted on lease shall be 3 percent of cadastre value of land; (b) price of land for non-governmental shall be 3 percent of cadastre value of land; and (c) price of plots of agricultural land allotted to natural or legal person on lease, upon expiration of three-year period in case of sale to them of such pl

This Act makes provision with respect to distress for rent not paid by a tenant to a landlord and it gives powers to a landlord to distrain and sell goods and chattels fraudulently carried off the premises. The landlord may seize and secure cattle, stock or crops or other product whatsoever, which shall be growing on any part of the demised estates, if the tenant doesn't pay the rent. The Act also provides, among other things, for recovery of rents from under-tenants and prohibits a tenant or lessee to fraudulently remove his or her goods or chattels.

This Act makes provision with respect to distress for rent not paid by a tenant to a landlord. It gives powers to a landlord claiming arrears of rent to seize and secure goods of the tenant including crops.

The 81 sections of the Act are divided into 8 Parts: Land Reform Advisory Commission (I); Acquisition of Agricultural Land by State for Purposes of Land Reform (II); Preferential Right of State to Purchase Agricultural Land (III); Compulsory Acquisition of Agricultural Land (IV); Alienation of Agricultural Land (V); Restriction of Acquisition of Agricultural Land by Foreign Nationals (VI); The Lands Tribunal (VII); General (VIII).Acquired land shall be redistributed to Namibian citizens who do not own land or are otherwise disadvantaged.

The Act amends the Penrhyn (Naharakura Lease) Facilitation Act 1992 by inserting a new section (3A), which empowers, after due consultations, the Queen's Representative to vary, by Order in Executive Council, the Deed of Lease as referred to in section 3

Amends: Penrhyn (Naharakura Lease) Facilitation Act 1992 (No. 12 of 1992). (1992-12-21)

This Act, consisting of 52 sections divided into eleven Parts and completd by five Schedules, provides for the to establishment of an appropriate system of land tenure for the Western Division, for the establishment of a formal access network, by means of roads and rights of way, in the Western Division, for the definition of the rights and responsibilities of lessees and other persons with respect to the use of land in the Western Division and aims at ensuring that land in the Western Division is used in accordance with the principles of ecologically sustainable development.

The Act consists of 99 sections which are divided into 6 Parts: Preliminary (I); Land Holding (II); Control of Land Use (III); Land Management (IV); Land Tribunals (V); Miscellaneous (VI).Sections 3 declares all land in Uganda to be vested in its citizens and divides land tenure systems into 4 categories: customary; freehold; mailo; and leasehold. Section 4 defines these titles in detail. Mailo tenure is a form of tenure that permits the separation of ownership of land from the ownership of developments of the land made by a lawful or bona fide occupant.

These Rules amend the Commonhold (Land Registration) Rules 2004 in relation with evidence in support of certain applications to be given in the form of a statement of truth (as defined in rule 215A of the Land Registration Rules 2003) instead of a statutory declaration.

Amends: Commonhold (Land Registration) Rules 2004 (S.I. No. 1830 of 2004). (2004-07-14)