The document titled "The Magistrates Courts Act, Chapter 16" is an act that establishes Magistrates Courts. These courts have jurisdiction over various matters, including the resolution of land disputes. This legal document is particularly relevant to land governance and land tenure security, as it outlines the legal framework for resolving conflicts related to land ownership and use.

The document titled "Land (Amendment) Act 2001" is an amendment to section 98(6) of the Land Act. Its primary purpose is to extend the time limit for Magistrates' Courts and Local Council Courts to continue dealing with land disputes. This extension is pending the establishment of Land Tribunals. This amendment is crucial in the context of land governance and land tenure security, as it ensures that land disputes are continuously addressed, even in the absence of established Land Tribunals.