La presente Ley se propone, mediante los instrumentos de ordenación territorial, regular las dimensiones físicas de los asentamientos; ordenar la distribución espacial de las instalaciones productivas; fijar los núcleos de población que, por sus características y posibilidades, deban ser impulsores del desarrollo socioeconómico de una zona; y definir las áreas territoriales que, por su idoneidad actual o potencial para la explotación agrícola, forestal o ganadera, o por la riqueza paisajística o ecológica, deban ser objeto de especial protección.

The first Section of this Act, which is composed of 20 articles, lays down conditions aplicable to the transfer of agricultural and forest public lands. The second Section of the Act lays down some amendments to the Act on the Land Fund of the Czech Republic.

This Act sets out conditions governing the marketing and use of fertilizers, barnyard manure, additive soil substances, additive plant preparations and substrates. Further the Act lays down conditions for carrying out agrochemical tests on agricultural lands and assessing soil properties of forest lands. Provisions on inspection and penalties are also laid down.

This Act sets out the basic legislative framework on agriculture. It aims at ensuring agricultural development so as to guarantee food security and availability of basic agricultural commodities. It sets out provisions to support agricultural activities, including rules on environmental protection. The Act also establishes procedures on compensation of damages caused to farmers.

Cette ordonnance porte réglementation du bail emphytéotique. Il fixe les limites de sa durée, les conditions du contrat et les droits et obligations du preneurs.

This Act provides rules relative to the exploration for and the exploitation of oil resources in Uganda. The Act also imposes certain duties on licence holders with respect to the protection of the environment and in case of emergencies. No person shall carry on any exploration or development operations on petroleum in or upon any land in Uganda except under, and in accordance with, a licence issued under this Act. The Government may enter into an agreement for the grant of a licence.

This Act concerns law of succession in Uganda. It specifies criteria of succession of rights and procedures for succession. It also provides for administration of immovable property in certain cases and defines rights and duties in relation with the cultivation of land by occupiers.

The present Land Code regulates land relations and is aimed at the creation of conditions for rational use and protection of land, reproduction of soil fertility, conservation and improvement of environment and equal development of all forms of land tenure. The document consists of 19 Chapters that contain 105 Articles. Chapter 1 (arts. 1- 18) lays down the general provisions. Chapter 2 (Arts. 19 – 21) establishes the rights and the duties of land tenants. Chapter 3 (Arts.22 – 31) regards allocation of land. Chapter 4 (Arts. 32 – 36) concerns land charges. Chapter 5 (Arts.

Division X of the Code regards land tax. Article 228 establishes that the land taxi s paid by land users who have been allocated land plots for use or for lifetime use with the right of bequest. Article 229 regards the object of taxation. It specifies that the land taxi s established with consideration of the composition of land, its quality and location, public records on its value, the characteristics of its use and its environmental properties. The basis for determining land taxi s the public land record documentation of the land user.

The President, for the purpose of effective land use in the interest of people, providing of rights and defence of citizens’ interests, creation of favourable conditions for development of the production of agricultural commodities, decrees as follows: 1). To determine that Certificate on land use and Certificate on land share are the documents certifying the right to use land. 2).

The President, for the purpose of increasing production of agricultural commodities, decrees that the Committee on land resources attached to the Government together with Hukumats of the regions, towns and districts should allocate to citizens till February 1, 1998, 25 thousand hectares of irrigated and dry arable lands for personal farms (without the right to build houses and other establishments of household and domestic purpose, planting and cutting of fruit and forestry plants) according to the established order.

The purpose of introduction of land charges is the creation of conditions for the rational use of lands, the protection and development, increase soil fertility, equalizing of the social-economic managing conditions on the lands of different quality. The use of land in the Republic of Tajikistan is chargeable. The payment for land is levied annually from land users in the form of the land tax and leasing fee. The document consists of 11 Articles. Article 1 establishes chargeable use of land. Article 2 regards establishment of the land tax.