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Displaying 1851 - 1855 of 15550Ley Nº 8.318 - Ley de suelos.
La presente Ley introduce el marco normativo relativo a la conservación y manejo de los suelos provinciales. La misma declara de interés público y sujeto a uso y manejo conservacionista a los suelos de la Provincia que por sus condiciones naturales y por acción antrópica, manifiesten síntomas o susceptibilidad de degradación.
National Environment Action Plan (NEAP).
This Action Plan is a nation-wide sectoral document aiming at helping the Government to maintain and improve the environment, including the marine and ocean area contained within the Exclusive Economic Zone, and to manage the resources contained therein for the collective benefit and enjoyment of present and future generations.
Ley Nº 4/1989 - Ley de Ordenación Agraria y Desarrollo Rural.
La presente Ley de Ordenación Agraria y Desarrollo Rural, tiene por finalidad mejorar las explotaciones agrarias de la región, reordenando su base territorial e incrementando con ello su rentabilidad en orden al cumplimiento de la función social de la propiedad de la tierra, tendiendo al óptimo uso de ésta y procediendo, cuando sea necesario, a su expropiación y posterior distribución.
Wills and Administration of Testate Estates Act. (Cap. 60).
This Act makes provision principally for the legal status and administration of estates of deceased persons leaving property in Zambia.This contains rules relative to the making, registering and execution of wills, provides for the administration of property included in a testament and provides for court proceedings regarding testate estates. Wills may be placed in custody with the High Court. The Act sets out procedures of administration and prohibits any interfering with property of deceased by any person who is not authorized to do so.