La presente Ley tiene por objeto la ordenación de la producción cartográfica del Estado, y tendrá carácter de cartografía oficial la realizada con sujeción a las prescripciones de esta Ley por las administraciones públicas o bajo su dirección o control.

This Act provides for the setting up of a Federal Lands Commissioner, a body corporate which is entitled under section 4 to enter into contracts, acquire, purchase, take, hold and enjoy both movable and immovable property. Sections 7 and 8 refer to rights vested before the commencement of this Act. The Act consists of eight sections.

This Act makes provision with a view to protecting the aboriginal peoples who inhabit in West Malaysia. Such protection comprises different elements, and deals in particular with land occupancy and land tenure.

This Law, of 22 sections, gives definitions and makes provisions for the institution of a Land Valuers Council and its legal and operational procedures. Section (1) gives definitions. Section (2) regards the appointing of council members and their term of office shall be of three years. Section (3) establishes the council seat in Jerusalem.

The present Act, which consists of nine Parts and two schedules, provides for the setting up of group settlement areas by the State Authority and lays down related conditions of alienation and occupation. As per section 4, the State Authority may declare any area of State land to be a group settlement for the purposes of this Act.

This Amendment, of four sections, adds the following sections to the principal Law. After section (41) shall be inserted section (41A) dealing with prohibitions regarding the selling of natural assets unless permitted by the Minister of Agriculture.

This Law, of 17 Sections, gives definitions and establishes conditions for the acceptance or rejection of a candidate for an agricultural settlement in Israel. Section (1) gives definitions. Section (2) establishes that a candidate can be expelled from an agricultural settlement if the charge for his expulsion has been delivered within three years form candidate’s settlement date.

This Decree Law represents the basic legal framework in matter of forestry. Since it was enacted in 1923, it must be coordinated with the Constitution, which entrusts particular legislative and administrative competences to the Regions in matter of forestry as well (art. 117). The Decree consists of seven Titles. Title I makes provision for the protection of the public interests.

Act containing the Land Code and making transitional and other provisions in relation with the introduction of the Code.

This Act empowers the Government to determine the extent of land available for building purposes and to grant land on lease for such purposes on the conditions specified in the text.The Act further provides for: powers to enhance ground rent in respect of subsisting leases; management and administration of lands; etc.

This Ordinance provides for relief from damage caused by hurricanes. It also concerns conveyance of land by the Governor and compensation for loss of boats.

This Ordinance concerns acquisition of land by the State for public purposes, appeal and other proceedings related to (intended) acquisition and compensation for loss of property resulting from such acquisition. The Ordinance also concerns temporary occupation of land. The Ordinance defines" public purpose".