This Law concerns the management of non-divided agricultural land and the lands that have been refused in ownership or usage although granted under the Law No. 7501 of 1991. The Acts provides for land use planning and for actions to be taken in case of illegal occupation, abuse and damage of agricultural land (article 6).

The present Law provides for the institution of the regional administration in all the territory of Indonesia. Provisions concern also rural and urban areas in terms of land use planning as part of the regional authorities' responsibilities.

Implemented by: Government Regulation No. 25/2000 concerning central and provincial government authorities as an autonomous region. (2000)

The Law consists of 25 Articles. The present Law determines the juridical, organizational and economic peculiarities of leasing and is aimed at attracting investments on the basis of leasing activity. Enterprises and other property complexes, buildings, structures, equipment, transport means and other movable and immovable property pertaining to the main means can be subject to leasing.

Majlis Oli (Parliament) decrees to make the following amendments: In the issue “a” of the first part of the Article 17, third and sixth parts of the article 31, second part of the Article 70 and in the Article 73 the wording “Attestation on the right of land use” must be substituted with the wording “Certificate of the right of land use”.

Amends: Land Code No. of 1996. (2008-01-05)

This Act amends the Tinian Agricultural Homestead Act by ratifying all actions taken in conformance with the provisions of sections 1 to 6 of Public Law No.

This Act makes rules relative to contracts of tenancy of “small holdings” i.e. any parcel of land intended for cultivation or pasturage consisting of not less than one acre nor more than ten acres held under a contract of tenancy.

The scope of this Law shall be keeping the state cadastres, collection and using of the cadastral information.

The President, for the purpose of more efficient use of agricultural land and simplification of taxation decrees to introduce from 1 January 1999 single land tax for all the producers of agricultural commodities. The payers of single land tax shall be: (a) agricultural cooperatives (shirkats), farms and other producers of agricultural commodities except for dehkan farms.

Land is the public property and it shall not be liable to sale, exchange, donation, mortgage except for cases envisaged by the national legislation. Legal persons can manage land parcels on condition of land usufruct, permanent use, temporary use, and lease, while natural persons can manage land parcels on condition of lifelong hereditary land tenure, temporary land tenure and lease.

This Law sets forth legal grounds for setting up, functioning, reorganization and liquidation of agricultural cooperatives (shirkats), regulates the rights and the duties thereof, and also the interrelations with other legal and natural persons.

This Law sets forth legal grounds for setting up, functioning, reorganization and liquidation of peasant farms, regulates the rights and the duties thereof, and also the interrelations with other legal and natural persons.

This Act makes amendments to various Laws including the Land Development and Control Act. The amendment concerns the penalty for illegal development of land and not complying with a notice made under the principal Act and specificies development for which development permission is unnecessary.

Amends: Land Development and Control Act 1977 (Act No. 15 of 1977). (1992)