The present Law determines principles and organizational and legal basis of the privatization of state property. The document consists of 27 Articles Art. 1 gives definition of privatization. Article 2 regards legislation on privatization of state property. Article 3 regards carrying out privatization of state property. Article 4 regards objects of privatization. Article 5 regards subjects of privatization. Article 6 establishes general principles of privatization of state property. Article 7 establishes the modalities of privatization.

National Assembly decrees to carry out privatization of state property on the basis of annual programs validated by the National Assembly, National Bank and other banks must provide for timely carrying out banking operations connected with privatization of state property. The Ministry of Finance must allot finances for carrying out program of privatization of state property.

Implements: Law No.445 of 1993 on privatization of state property. (1993-05-18)

The present Act is composed of ten Sections: General provisions (sect. 1); Agency for Agricultural Properties (sect. 2); Resources of Agricultural Property of the Treasury (sect. 3); Financial management of the Agency and the Resources (sect. 4); Management of the Resources of Agricultural Property of the Treasury (sect. 5); Sale and purchase of properties (sect. 6); Permanent management (sect. 7); Tenancy and lease (sect. 8); Housing and social management (sect. 9); Final and transitional provisions (sect. 10).

The present Law determines economic, legal and social basis of the organization and functioning of peasant associations. Peasant association is and autonomous economic entity with the status of legal person set up on voluntary basis by persons engaged in agricultural production. Peasant associations can be set up as state, cooperative, mixed and other forms of property (art. 1).

This Act establishes royalties to be paid by rural land property. It consists of 26 chapters establishing fee value to be paid in order to exploit agricultural lands. It also specifies rural land requirements in order to benefit from fee exemption and prescribes the issuing of financial incentives for performing agricultural activity.

The amendments introduced by the present Act concern the use of land and procedures for the formation of real property. Section 38 is amended so as to provide for formation of common forests and land use rights with respect to common forests, and in particular servitude. Such servitude shall be established in accordance with procedures outlined in section 43. The procedures shall be in accordance with rules laid down by the Real Property Formation Act (No. 554/95).

Amends: Rural Activities Management Act (No. 1295 of 1990). (1990-12-28)

This Decree-Law regulates the right of use of expropriated lands according to Agricultural Reform. It consists of 4 chapters establishing provisions for exploiting agricultural lands (including expropriated lands).

Implements: Act No. 109/88 on Agrarian Reform. (1988-09-29)
Implements: Act No. 46/90 amending Act No. 109/88 on Agrarian Reform. (1990-08-22)

This Act amends Act No. 109/88 on Agrarian Reform. It consists of amended articles defining new principles in order to manage this sector and promote agricultural development: land expropriation requirements, agricultural land use, land rights, land concession, land lease, land inheritance, protected zones, etc.

Implemented by: Decree-Law No. 12/91 regulating the right of use of expropriated lands. (1991-01-09)
Amends: Act No. 109/88 on Agrarian Reform. (1988-09-29)

This Act concerns Agrarian Reform. It consists of 51 articles laying down general principles in order to manage this sector: land expropriation requirements, agricultural land use, land rights, land concession, lease, etc.

Implemented by: Decree-Law No. 12/91 regulating the right of use of expropriated lands. (1991-01-09)
Amended by: Act No. 46/90 amending Act No. 109/88 on Agrarian Reform. (1990-08-22)

This Act provides for the use of public uncultivated lands. It consists of 42 articles specifying the requirements to be met in order to exploit these lands, establishing the conditions for land expropriation, concession, use, etc. It lays down duties, competencies and composition of national administration responsible for the management of these lands, fees to be paid, land lease, etc.

Repealed by: Law No. 75/2017 establishing the regime on uncultivated lands and other community productive lands. (2017-08-17)

Reindeer breeders may acquire or exchange lands that shall be used for the purposes indicated in Act 590/69 and in the Act relative to Agricultural Production Units (188/77). Amendments mainly concern rules on the purchase of land and terms and conditions of loans that can be used for purchase of land or electrification works. The price for the purchase of land shall be paid within 30 years and the interest rate shall be 4 percent (sect. 21).

This Regional Act sets out the legislative framework for the definition of lands destined to public uses, with a view to promoting the development of rural areas and ensuring environmental protection. The Regional Executive is in charge of the delimitation and registration of lands for public use, according to the procedure regulated under articles 4 and 5.