This Law focuses on the reorganization of landownership subject to agricultural land projects. It provides for ways to compensate landowners for expropriation and gives indications concerning the recording of land. It is the duty of the Lands and Appropriation Committee to notify the corresponding Real Estate Registration Department.

The amendment of section 5 concerns the publication date of proposed controlled transactions (at least ninety days before the transaction takes place) and the information to be included in a notice of transaction. Section 8 is amended so add a requirement of documentation regarding the price of transaction for registration purposes.

A titre exceptionnel, tout agriculteur qui excerce sur un immeuble rural pendant 5 années consécutives de bonne foi et à titre de propriétaire une possession, paisible, publique, continue, non interrompue et non équivoque, peut se faire délivrer, dans les conditions prévues par la présente loi, une attestation dénnomée " Certificat de possession".

La Ley consta de 9 capítulos y 58 artículos.

Cet ordonnance porte établissement du cadastre général et du livre foncier. Elle est formée par 28 articles répartis en 3 chapitres: Dispositions générales - Cadastre général (I); Livre foncier (II); Dispositions diverses et transitoires (III).

Mis en oeuvre par: Décret nº 76-63 relatif à l'institution du livre foncier. (1976-03-25)

This Act amends the principal Act with respect to modification of the Adjudication Record (sect. 7), to special powers of the Demarcation Officer (sect. 12) and to appeal against decisions of the Adjudication Officer (sects. 15, 17 and 20). Section 23 concerning the finality of Adjudication Records and subsection 24 concerning appeal in court are repealed and replaced by a new provisions.

The 28 sections of the Act are divided into 6 Parts: Preliminary and Application (I); Officers (II); Claims and Demarcation (III); Principles of Adjudication and Preparation of Adjudication Record (IV); Objections and Finality (V); Miscellaneous (VI).

This Decree Law is composed of 8 articles. Article 1 defines requirements and conditions for the possession and acquisition of lands and buildings by physical and juristic citizens from Countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC). Article 3 deals with the transfer of the ownership of lands acquired in accordance with this Decree Law.

The senior matai in charge of communal lands belonging to his family, or the male members of the family owning and residing on communal lands, or the owner of individually owned lands or freehold lands, shall have the power and authority, as limited by this Chapter, to agree with any person that any structure now existing or hereinafter erected on such lands shall not be or become a part of the

This Act provides for a wide variety of matters relating to land, land use rights, transfer of land, etc.

This Law provides for the institution of the national Cadastre and Survey Organization, its functions and powers, involving activities dedicated to the management of cartography and topography of land. It is a public organization under the responsibility of the Ministry for the Environment, Physical Planning and Public Works. It is presided by a seven members Committee.

This Act regulates the administration and management of land ownership.The Act provides for: the alienation of State Land; issuance of title and registration; conditions on which land shall be held and reservations to the Government; declaration of Township; penalties for offences relating to unlawful occupation of State Land; etc.