The law brings forth the Code of compulsory acquisition (expropriation) of immovable property. It consists of two articles (ratification of the Code and entry into force). The Code sets out: the rules and conditions under which the Government may expropriate a person's ownership or other rights in or to immovable property for public purposes (Chapter A, art. 1-6); the procedures governing the conduct of the act of expropriation(Chapter B, art. 7-10); the conditions for cancellation or revocation of compulsory acquisition (Chapter C, art.

The first article of the present law brings forth amendments throughout the text of the Code on expropriation of immovable property in order to comply with the provisions of the Greek Constitution. In particular, a new article (article 7a) is added to the Code, dealing with the procedures governing the conduct of the act of expropriation. The second and last article sets out the entry into force of such amendments.

Amends: Law No. 2882 bringing forth the Code on expropriation of immovable property. (2001-02-02)

This Act amends the Land Acquisition Act in sections 14 and 18 in relation to the power of an authorised officer to make interim payment of compensation to an interested person pending an award of the Board of Assessment and deduction of the amount of interim payment from the award by the Board.

Amends: Land Acquisition Act (Act RL 3/341 of 18 December 1973). (1990)

The present Law establishes a Land Management Commission which shall deal with matters concerning the sale of real property, granting of compensation and credit support in land transactions, acquisition of parcels of land, expropriation proceedings, land consolidation and the setting up of land contracts. The text consists of 4 articles as follows: Establishment, composition (1); Activity of the Commission (2); Responsibilities of the Commission (3); Entry into force (4).

The present Law implements the Hessen Polluted Sites and Soil Protection Law of 28 September 2007. In particular, the Ordinance establishes the specific competences of the various authorities and offices dealing with the subject matter. The text consists of 4 articles as follows: Competence of the lower soil protection authority (1); Higher level tasks (2); Transitional provisions (3); Entry into force, expiry (4).

Implements: Hessen Polluted Sites and Soil Protection Law. (2012-09-27)

The present Law implements the Federal Soil Protection Act of 17 March 1998 (BGBl. I p. 502). In particular, the Law lays down provisions relating to rehabilitation of polluted sites through: 1) prevention of harmful soil changes; 2) protection of soil against erosion and adverse effects on soil structure; 3) a sparing and careful use of land; 4) the remediation of harmful soil changes and contaminated sites and water pollution caused by this.

The present Law lays down provisions relating to expropriation proceedings. In particular, the Law applies to all expropriation, take-over and related compensation proceedings in the Land Mecklenburg-Vorpommern in so far as Federal or regional law is not applicable. The text – consisting of 16 articles – deals with the following aspects: sphere of application, expropriation purpose, authorization of expropriation, subject of expropriation, compensation, competent authority, expropriation proceedings, legal aid, entry into force, penalties.

The present Law implements the Federal Soil Protection Act of 17 March 1998 (BGBl. I p. 502). The purpose of the Law is to ensure and reinstate effectively the conditions and functions of the soil. The text consists of 17 articles divided into 4 Parts as follows: General provisions (1); Information on soil and contaminated sites, territorially-based soil protection (2); Responsibility, compensation, costs (3); Final provisions (4).

Implemented by: Soil Protection Cost Ordinance Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. (2012-09-25)
Implements: Federal Soil Protection Act. (2017-07-20)

The present Law is applicable to expropriation of general property proceedings and related compensation payments in so far as the federal lesgislation is not applicable. According to the present Law expropriation is authorized only for the purpose of carrying out projects aiming at creating or modifying facilities or institutes for the well-being of the community, such as, facilities for sport, health care and other social purposes.

These Regulations amend, in relation to England and Wales, regulations 14 of the Town and Country Planning General Regulations 1992 in relation to expenses for the recovery of land, which is in a condition adversely affecting the amenity of a neighbourhood. Under section 215 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990, a local planning authority may in certain circumstances serve a notice on the owner and occupier of such land, requiring steps to be taken within a specified period to remedy its condition.

The present Law is applicable to expropriation of general property proceedings and related compensation payments in so far as the federal legislation is not applicable. According to the present Law expropriation is authorized only for the purpose of carrying out projects aiming at creating or modifying facilities or institutes for the well-being of the community. The text consists of 41 articles divided into 4 Parts as follows: General provisions (1); Compensation (2); Proceedings (3); Restitution proceedings (4).

These Regulations make provision about how voluntary trust deeds entered into by debtors for the benefit of their creditors become protected from action by creditors. They also provide with respect to the consequences of a trust deed being granted that status, the rights of creditors, the discharge of the debtor and trustee from the trust deed, the administration of trust deeds, the conditions which must be met for a debtor to be discharged of debts and obligations under the protected trust deed and appeals against decisions of the Accountant in Bankruptcy.