Regional Law No. 192-ZO on size ceilings of the plots of land that can simultaneously pertain to private property and (or) on other conditions to the citizens engaged in subsidiary small-holding, and state support of citizens engaged in subsidiary smal...
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This Regional Law establishes that size ceilings of the plots of land that can simultaneously pertain to private property of the citizens engaged in subsidiary small-holding are limited to 5 hectares. Utmost (maximum and minimum) size ceilings of the plots of land conceded to the citizens out of the stock of public or municipal land for subsidiary small-holding is established by the legal acts of the local self-government. Concession, utilization and expropriation of the personal plots of land and (or) field plots of land destined for subsidiary small-holding must be carried out in accordance with the land legislation.
Implements: Federal Law No. 66-FZ on farming, gardening, housing non-profit-making associations. (1998-04-15)
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