This Regional Law establishes the conditions for allotment of parcels of public or municipal agricultural land on lease to citizens for haying and grazing. Agricultural land parcels shall be allotted to citizens on condition of ownership of agricultural animals thereby. Minimum land area shall be 5 ha. Common access land areas, waterbodies and parks shall not be allotted for haying and grazing. Planting of perennial timber species and shrubbery, and also timber extraction shall be prohibited on land areas allotted for haying and grazing.

This Regional Law establishes the right of citizens, pertaining to the categories envisaged by this Regional Law, to allotment free of charge of the plots of land out of stock of public and municipal land. Allotment of land to RF citizens with permanent residence on the regional territory shall be carried once-only for the following types of land tenure: (a) individual housing construction; (b) gardening; (c) horticulture; and (d) private subsidiary farming.

This Regional Law establishes the particulars of turnover of agricultural land the beginning of privatization of public and municipal land from 1 March 2005. Minimum dimension of consolidated newly formed land parcel shall be 200 ha. Minimum dimension of land parcels for private farming (horticulture) shall be 2 ha, and minimum dimension of land parcels for other purposes shall be 50 ha (art. 6). Unused or used non-purposefully land parcels shall be subject to compulsory expropriation (art. 8).

This Regional Law regulates privatization of agricultural land in permanent (open-ended) tenancy of agricultural organizations. Citizens shall be granted the right of once-only privatization of the plots of agricultural share as common land share (art. 3). Article 4 specifies categories of citizens that have the right of privatization of the plots of agricultural land.

This Regional Law establishes minimum and maximum dimensions of land plots, out of stock of public, including municipal, land allotted to citizens for fees and free of charge for gardening, subsidiary farming, stockbreeding and individual housing construction on condition of ownership and other tenancy conditions.

The present Ordinance implements the Federal Agricultural Lease Act of 4 October 1985. In particular, the Ordinance lists the competent local authorities responsible for the enforcement of the federal legislation. The text consists of 9 articles divided into 3 Parts as follows: Competence (I); Provisions by the Canton on sphere of application (II); Final and transitional provisions (III).

Implements: Loi fédérale sur le bail à ferme agricole. (2014-01-01)

This Act, consisting of eleven sections completed by one Schedule, provides for the protection of inclosed lands from intrusion and trespass.

La presente Ley modifica el artículo 3º de la Ley Nº 2.532/05 en tema de zona de seguridad fronteriza de la República del Paraguay. Las nuevas disposiciones establecen que lo previsto por el artículo 2º de la Ley enmendada no afectará los derechos adquiridos debidamente comprobados antes de la vigencia la misma, y que tampoco podrán invocarse contra los derechos sucesorios de los ciudadanos oriundos de los países limítrofes, cuando los mismos versen sobre inmuebles o sociedades incursos en la mencionada zona.

This Act concerns annual taxation of dwellings and small agricultural units as defined in section 1. The tax shall be paid by owners of immovable property as defined in section 5 of Chapter 1 of the Immovable Property Tax Act (1979:1152). The Act sets out rules relative calculation and procedures for the payment of tax.

This Regional Law establishes legal grounds for performance of subsidiary smallholding by citizens (natural persons) and state support thereto by state bodies and local government in the form of financial assistance for production of agricultural commodities and preferential taxation. Either urban land or agricultural land in the countryside, allotted to citizens or purchased thereby, can be used for subsidiary smallholding. Subsidiary smallholding shall include farming, gardening, horticulture and stockbreeding.

This Regional Law establishes legal grounds for state regulation for ensuring agricultural land fertility. Authorized state regional land institution shall perform the following plenary powers: (a) elaboration and realization of measures for economic stimulation of landowners, tenants, including leaseholders for soil improvement with a view of ensuring agricultural land fertility; (b) public investments in ensuring agricultural land fertility; (c) promotion of agrochemical treatment of agricultural land; and (d) monitoring of agricultural land.

This Regional Law establishes the modalities of organization of auction sale of plots of public land or sale of the right of lease of such plots of land in accordance with contract by the regional administration, of application of public servitude and expropriation of land plots by the regional administration, and also allotment of public land plots for a limited period of time to some categories of workers for the length of service. It also establishes allotment of agricultural land for haymaking and grazing.