The present decree provides for the utilization of part of the non tax state revenues to fund the activities of the National Survey and Mapping Coordination Board.

This Regulation of land use management in Indonesia is divided into the following ChaptersChapters, i.e.: General provisions (I); Principles and aims (II); Principles of land Use Management (III); Policy on land use management(IV); Implementation of land use management (V); Development and Control (VI); Transitional provisions (VII); Conclusions (VIII). Land management is intended as the rationale use of land resources and their utilization and rehabilitation for agricultural purposes.

This Act provides for the urban and not only land development in Singapore, the responsibilities of the land tenants and owners, the planning of construction, restoration or building activtities, the imposition of land fees for the further use and exploitation of land in the territory of Singapore.

Minor Amendment of paragraph 2, with the sibstitution in the text of the period 12 months with 3 years.The functions of the Authority include to optimize land resources and to provide secure and effective registration systems for transactions relating to land in Singapore. The Authority shall also manage and maintain the cadastre survey system as a foundation for land title as well as advising the government on matters relating to land survey, tenure, ownership and disposition. The Authority has the power to direct for the purpose of discharging its functions under this Act (sect. 7).

Ce décret fixe les modalités d'application de la loi n° 97-027 du 20 mai 1997 régissant la profession d'entrepreneur des travaux cartographiques et topographiques. Toute personne physique ou morale qui désire exercer la profession d'entrepreneur des travaux cartographiques et topographiques doit remplir auprès du Guichet unique les formalités administratives de création d'entreprises.

Le présent décret détermine le cadre organique de la direction nationale des domaines et du cadastre.

The present Law regulates relations between state institutions, natural and legal persons in the sphere of geodetic and cartographic activity. The Law consists of 18 articles. Article 1 introduces the main concepts. Article 2 specifies legislation in the sphere of geodesy and cartography. Article 3 classifies objects and subjects of geodetic and cartographic activity. Article 4 specifies the main directions of geodetic and cartographic activity. Article 5 establishes the competence of the government. Article 6 establishes the competence of the authorized institution.

This Act shall apply to any agreement, regardless of its form, which is intended to give rights in personal property, including houses on land not owned individually or entirely by the party or parties purporting to give an interest in the house, as security for the performance of any obligation. Such Agreements include, among others, pledges, conditional sales agreements, chattel mortgages, and leases under which ownership of personal property is to pass upon completion of the terms of the lease.

State Committee on Land Survey is a state institution responsible for the state and elaboration of the common state policy in the sphere of land relations and carrying out land reform. State Committee on Land Survey is authorized to carry out its functions directly, through its local branches and land-surveyors of local self-government.

Certificates of land tenure shall be registered in accordance with the projects of inter-economic land survey practice (submission of land-surveying materials on concession of the plots of land for determined purposes) validated by the Government, organs of executive power in accordance with the established modalities and their filling in shall be preceded by mapping of the boundaries of land tenure that is the ground for issuing certificate of land tenure.

The following order of the formation and registration of the right of land tenure shall be applied: 1). A citizen shall submit to the district land committee an application for the allotment of a plot of land for setting up a peasant farm. 2). Examination of the application shall include the following documentation: a). map of the plot of land; b). decision on allotment; c). decision of the rural land committee on setting up peasant farm; d). certificate of the rural land committee on land share; e).

The purpose of land inventory is comparative valuation of it quality and natural production capacity by points under real level of agricultural production. Land inventory is the principal type of inventory of land quality, is essential for subsequent valuation of agricultural land, determination of the amount of property share, carrying out land use planning and stimulation of the rational and efficient land tenure. The Regulation consists of 14 sections. Section 1 Lays down general provisions. Section 2 introduces the basic concepts.