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Displaying 3056 - 3060 of 15550Law No.6083 on organization and duties of the Directorate General of Land and Cadastre.
This Law provides for the establishment of the General Directorate of Land Registry and Cadastre under the Ministry of Public Works and Settlement. It sets forth the principles and procedures of the establishment duties, powers and responsibilities of the General Directorate. The Law also covers provisions regarding the renewal and update of cadastral work of the immovable property, the creation of land registry and further sets forth principles and procedures for archiving, protection and mapping.
Law No. 6544 amending the Law on organization and duties of the Directorate General of Land and Cadastre.
This Law amends the Law No 6083 on the organization and duties of the Directorate General of Land and Cadastre by adding two new clauses to Article 8. Clause (6) sets forth provisions regarding circulating capital service charges whereas Clause (7) provides for legal persons excluded from encashment of service charges.
Amends: Law No.6083 on organization and duties of the Directorate General of Land and Cadastre. (2010-11-25)
Planning and Energy Act 2008 (2008 Cap. 21).
This Act empowers local authorities in England and Wales to include in their development plans policies that impose reasonable requirements regarding use for development of low-carbon energy and energy from renewable sources or meeting energy efficiency standards. Policies included by local authorities must not be inconsistent with relevant national policies (as defined).
Amended by: Planning (Wales) Act 2015 (2015 anaw 4). (2015-07-06)
Regional Law No. 157-OZ “On state cadastre valuation of land by local government”.
This Regional Law establishes that state cadastre land valuation shall be conducted by decision of local government of city districts and municipal units within the boundaries of a given municipal unit. The modalities of state cadastre valuation of land shall be performed by decision of the regional administration.
Regional Law No. 100-OZ “On land relations”.
This Regional Law determines the particulars of regulation of land relations except for agricultural land. It assigns plenary powers of regional bodies and local government in the aforesaid sphere. This Regional Law shall be applicable in the following cases: (a) allotment of public plots land to citizens free of charge in ownership; (b) allotment of public land plots on lease without tender; (c) application of servitude; and (d) expropriation of land for public and municipal needs.