This Act provides for certain conditions regarding occupation of land by the State and other occupiers and the change in the form of title in land by mutual consent and surrender or abandon such land by the owner.
This Act concerns the ascertainment and application of customary law in Botswana."Customary law" means, in relation to any particular tribe or tribal community, the customary law of that tribe or community so far as it is not incompatible with the provisions of any written law or contrary to morality, humanity or natural justice.
The Act provides for the compulsory acquisition of private land by the State for public purposes.
This Act makes provision with respect to validation of dispositions relating to land in The Bahamas made by or to a foreign company not registered under the Foreign Companies Act.
This Act imposes a tax on real property and provides for assessments of property and other matters relating to assessment and collection of taxes. It also establishes the Real Property Tax Appeal Tribunal and provides for appeal against decisions of tax authorities. Property used for commercial farming shall be exempted from tax.
This Act declares all land previously vested in the Agricultural and Marine Products Board and the Telecommunications Board to be vested in the Treasurer. The land in question shall be held by the Treasurer in trust for Her Majesty in right of Her Government of The Bahama Islands for public purposes.
This Act is repealed by Section 8 of the Land Acquisition Amendment Act 1 of 2004.
La presente Ley de expropiación entiende por utilidad o necesidad públicas o interés social, todo lo que tienda a satisfacer una necesidad colectiva, bien sea de orden material o espiritual.
La presente Ley norma la garantía constitucional a la propiedad privada, las condiciones indispensables para que el propietario alcance en el más alto índice el desarrollo y utilización de sus bienes, y regula las obligaciones y limitaciones a la propiedad que sean adecuadas para la transformación de la tierra ociosa, la protección del patrimonio familiar y el mejor aprovechamiento de los recur
The Act, which is composed of ten Paragraphs, establishes that forests and forest lands belonging to self-governing authorities become State-owned property. The same applies to agricultural lands registered as planned to become forests. The transfer shall be accepted by the Minister of Forestry and by the Council of the State.
La presente Ley contiene el Código Rural, el cual comprende el conjunto de disposiciones que reglamentan, limitan y aclaran los principios a aplicar en el ámbito de los intereses rurales. El Libro Primero (arts. 1º-100) introduce normas sobre las personas y cosas rurales, incluyendo reglas en materia de pesca (arts. 49-55) y productos espontáneos del suelo (arts. 56 y 57).
This Act concerns permission of the Minister to any residents to build a wharf or abutment, from the private land of such person or persons which may abut on to the port or harbour of the district in which the application is made, into such port or harbour. A plan for an abutment or wharf shall be submitted to the Minister.