Purpose of the Law is to ensure urban development, as well as the accomplishment of urban economics and social progress, and to meet the needs of the socialist modernization drive. It consists of six Chapters.

This Law is formulated for the purpose of the prevention and control of soil erosion, the protection and rational utilisation of water and soil resources, the mitigation of disasters of flood, drought and sandstorm, the improvement of ecological environment and the development of production.

This Law enacts principles for the agriculture development, management and preservation in China. "Agriculture" as mentioned in this Law means crop-plantation, forestry, animal husbandry and fisheries.

Amendments made to the principal Act concern its application sphere, compulsory land acquisition, incentives for aquaculture projects, conversion of agricultural land into fish ponds and prawn farms, protection of mangrove areas, and change of crops.

This Decree-Law establishes the State lands use. It is divided into 6 articles listing as follows the different authorized uses that may be done of lands pertaining to the State: urban, agricultural, industrial, mining and water resources, recreational, infrastructure system and other uses. Contracts must not exceed the duration of 100 years.

A Law to regulate the ownership and allotment of arable land in Georgia. All land is declared to belong to the national wealth and property of the republic of Georgia. Only citizens of Georgia have the legal right of ownership of land. State land is divided, according to the purpose it serves, in Land Reform Fund land and State Fund land.

With a view to strengthening the State management of the land, encouraging efficient land use, ensuring equity in tax obligations and supplementing the State budget with part of the income of the land user who assigns his/her land use rights, a tax on the transfer of land rights is introduced by the present Law.

An Act to provide for the establishment of the Agricultural Credit Board and assistance to farmers by the Board. The Board is established under section 2. The Minister may establish Agricultural Credit Committees for one or more magisterial districts or portion of district. The Committees shall advise and assist the Minister or the Board.

This Law consists of 59 sections divided into 11 Parts defining: Preliminary (Part I); Organization of the immovable property registration system and registration of immovable property (II); Maps, parcels and boundaries (III); First registration of an immovable property (IV); Certificate and searches (V); Registration of contracts of lease, mortgages, 'In Use' Titles and other interest in immov

This Law provides juridical facilitation for granting ownership without recompense for agricultural land to families or people who have it in use.Excluded from granted ownership are:1. Agricultural lands, which on the date of entering into force of the law are within the limited borders of cities, villages or inhabited areas;2. Agricultural land included in the areas with tourism priorities;3.

This Act provides for some matters regarding the National Planning Board established under the Constitution of Lesotho such as membership and functions. Members of the Board shall elect the Chairman from amongst members designated under section 105(1) (b) of the Constitution. The Board shall perform all functions stipulated under section 105(2) of the Constitution of Lesotho.

There is established a National Planning Board of Lesotho under section 105 of the Constitution.