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Displaying 1801 - 1805 of 15550Ley de Aguas Nacionales.
La presente Ley rige el desarrollo, el uso y la protección de los recursos de aguas de la Nación, así como su administración; confirma y refuerza la función de la Comisión Nacional del Agua como principal organismo de vigilancia y desarrollo de los recursos hídricos de la Nación y establece los Consejos de Cuenca, que son instancias de coordinación y concertación entre todas las distintas dependencias públicas interesadas, incluidos los usuarios de aguas. Se considera la programación hidráulica nacional como una función fundamental del Gobierno Federal.
Decreto Nº 3445 - Reglamentación e la Ley 10552 de manejo y conservación de los suelos.
El presente Decreto establece las normas reglamentarias de la Ley de manejo y conservación de los suelos. Se establecen los requisitos que deben cumplir los planes de conservación. Asimismo se reglamenta el régimen sancionatorio.
Implementa: Ley 10552 - Ley de conservación y manejo de suelos. (1990-11-22)
Decree No. 147 of 1992 (XI. 6.) Korm. of the Government concerning the registration and data reporting system of immovable properties of municipalities.
This Decree provides that municipalities shall create a cadastre registering all their immovable properties and keep it updated. The content of cadastre is also addressed.
Implements: Act XXXIII of 1991 on the transfer of ownership of certain state owned assets to local governments. (2014-07-15)
Regulations for General Compilation of Landowners’ Properties.
These Regulations are enacted according to the Equalization of Land Rights Act. The Regulations provide for content, procedure, inquiry, the scope of information provision, and collection of fees, etc. of general registers of landowners.
Law No. 12/92/M on Land expropriation Regime for Public Use.
This Law, consisting of 27 articles divided into four Chapters, establishes the legal regime for land expropriation. The Law establishes that everyone has the right to private property and its transmission in life or death, according to the law. The immovable property and rights inherent thereto may be expropriated for the sake of public utility, upon the payment of just compensation. It is divided as follows: General provisions (Chap. I); Declaration of public utility and authorization of administrative possession (Chap. II); Compensation regime (Chap. III); Final provisions (Chap.