This Resolution is composed of 6 articles. Article 1 defines competencies of the Commission which are: division and valuation of joint tenancy and public domain; determining shares of partners; and, prepare a project of the equitable distribution among partners. Article 2 deals with the management and internal organization of the Commission in particular: departments of the Commission and their competencies; and, definition of the honorarium of the Commission.

This Decree Law is composed of 12 articles. Article 1 gives terms and definitions.

This Act makes provision for real property rights in relation with common property in condominium. This Act shall apply only to property as hereinafter defined which is expressly made subject to the provisions of this Act by a Declaration, i.e. an instrument duly executed under seal by the person or persons having the legal and equitable title in fee simple absolute to the property to which the Declaration relates.

This Act concerns the classification, declaration, construction, maintenance and control of public roads and some related matters such as the restriction on the discharge of water and other liquids from private lands onto public roads, the duty of owners of adjoining land in relation with vegetation, restriction on the removal of sand from coastal areas in the vicinity of public roads and the (compulsory) acquisition of land by the Minister and exchange of land for purposes of this Act.

The present Act lays down provisions relating to land use planning in the province of Manitoba.

The present Regulation enacts the Assessment Act. The Regulation lays down provisions relating to the standards for the classification of farm land. In particular, section 4 establishes that the assessor must classify as farm all or part of a parcel of land used for: a) primary agricultural production, b) a farmer's dwelling, or c) the training and boarding of horses when operated in conjunction with horse rearing.2) Land will only be classed as farm where part of a parcel or parcels of land are: a) necessary to the farm, and b) predominantly used for primary agricultural production.

The present Law implements various articles of the Land Consolidation Act. Article 1 establishes that the competent authority for land consolidation is the Cadastre and Survey Office and is responsible for the whole Land of Bremen. The text consists of 15 articles divided into 4 Parts as follows: Provisions on competence (I); Competent office for land consolidation (II); Court competent for land consolidation (III); Final and transitional provisions (IV).

Implements: Land Consolidation Act. (2008-12-19)

These Regulations implement provisions of the Sectional Titles Act in relation with a wide variety of matters including: preparation of draft section plans, submission of a draft sectional plan to Surveyor‐General; certificates of title, sectional title registers, registration and certification of transfers and subdivisions and sectional mortgage bonds.

These Regulations implement provisions of the Physical Planning Act concerning: An application for permission to construct, alter or extend any building; an application to subdivide land; an application for change of use of land or buildings; and miscellaneous application requirements.

Implements: Physical Planning Act (Cap. 8.03) (2013-01-01)

This Act makes provision for the registration of title in land and defines effects of registration of title. The Act also provides other rules relative to dealings in land. Land in respect of which title has been registered under this Act may not be transferred, mortgaged, leased or otherwise dealt with, and an instrument that purports to deal with such land shall not be registered, except in accordance with this Act. Rights in land shall be registered with the Registrar of Titles of Norfolk Island.

This Act makes provision for the subdivision of land under Part 5 of the Planning Act 2002 and related matters such as the making of subdivision plans and the registration of subdivisions. The Act sets out requirements for a subdivision development application in addition to the requirements set out in Division 1 of Part 5 of the Planning Act 2002. The Registrar of Titles shall not register a subdivision or amalgamation of land without a written notice from the Chief Executive Officer stating approval and fulfilment of other conditions. The Act also provides for review of decisions.

The present Law implements the Federal Land Use Planning Law of 22 June 1979 and is the basis for measures concerning land use planning and building of the Canton and municipalities. The Law aims to: a) a purposeful, especially thrifty use of land; b) the promotion of a meaningful and orderly development of the settlement; c) the protection of cultural heritage, landscapes and natural resources from impairment.