National Council of the Supreme Soviet decrees that contracts concluded before entry into force of the Law on lease that envisage long-term lease of industrial sphere and services as well as redemption of leased property (except for contracts concluded by working collectives) can be disputed by owners or by their authorized representatives at the arbitration tribunal or people’s court.

Implements: Law No.114 of 1992 on lease. (1992-04-30)

This Act concerns the management of land and the planning of land uses in Northwest Territories. It contains provisions on development schemes, zoning and construction, it provides for the establishment of the Development Appeal Board and regulates right to enter into lands, inspections and enforcement.

Repealed by: Community Planning and Development Act (S.N.W.T. 2011, c. 22). (2011)

The present Law establishes legal basis of renewal, increase and protection of soil fertility of state, municipal and private land. The document consists of VI Secs. that contain 24 Arts. Section I (arts. 1-5) lays down general provisions. Section II (Arts. 6-9) regards management in the sphere of renewal, increase and protection of soil fertility. Section III (Arts. 10-13) regards state regulation in the sphere of ensuring soil fertility. Section IV (Arts. 14-18) regards protection of soil fertility. Section V (Arts. 19-21) regards state guardianship over ensuring soil fertility.

President decrees to establish that plenary powers of the respective state executive body envisaged by the Article 10 of the Law on lease land must be carried out by the President, plenary powers of the respective state executive body envisaged by the Article 14 must be carried out by the Cabinet of Ministers; plenary powers of the respective state executive bodies envisaged by the part 2 of the Articles 10 must be carried out by State Land Committee and State Property Committee, plenary powers of the respective state executive body envisaged by the part 5 of the Article 10 and by the part

The present Law establishes legal bases for the concession of state, municipal and private land in lease and lease relations. Lease land means fixed-date land tenancy on contractual basis. The document consists of V Secs. that contain 31 Arts. Section I (arts. 1-8) lays down general provisions. Section II (Arts. 9-17) establishes the modalities of concession of land in lease. Section III (Arts. 18-23) regards renters and lease-holders. Section IV (Arts. 24-28) regards relations of ownership during the period of lease. Section V (Arts.

This Regulation implements the Agricultural Land Protection and Development Act by making details provisions on the Registry of Agricultural Land and by establishing and regulating the activities of the Agricultural Land Appeal Board to solve any dispute on the decisions of the Minister.

Implements: Agricultural Land Protection and Development Act (S.N.B. 1996, c. A-5.11). (2012-06-13)

The present Law regulates leasing relations in the Azerbaijan Republic, determines rights and obligations of subjects of leasing contract. The document consists of V Secs. that contain 16 Arts. Section I (arts. 1-3) lays down general provisions. Section II (art. 4) specifies the forms of leasing activity. Section III (Arts. 5-8) regards leasing contract. Section IV (Arts. 9-12) establishes rights and obligations of the subjects of leasing contract. Section V (Arts. 13-16) regards termination of the leasing contract.

This Act provides for the assessment of real property in New Brunswick for taxation purposes. The Act defines the mode for assessing real property and related procedures and exemptions. The valuation methods and procedures are described as well as appeals to the Assessment and Planning Appeal Board for disputes on assessment and related issues.

Implemented by: General Regulation - Assessment Act (N.B. Reg. 84-6). (2014-09-01)
Implemented by: Assessment Reduction Regulation – Assessment Act (N.B. Reg. 98-47). (2014-03-19)

This Act regulates the landlord-tenant relationship in New Brunswick. It covers all issues related to the rights and duties of each party, it consists of 79 sections and is divided into the following parts: Covenants and Conditions; Overholding Tenants; Summary Proceedings and Regulations.

This Act concerns surface rights and their administration in Manitoba.

This Act provides for acquisition of lands by the Government for public purposes. No land shall be acquired by the Government: (a) unless the acquisition of the land or the purpose for which it is to be acquired has been expressly authorized by the Legislature (except for construction of roads). The acquisition of land by the Government shall be by means of purchase by agreement or by means of compulsory purchase as provided for in this Act. Part II concerns purchase by agreement between the Minister and the owner of the land.

These Rules provide for matters relative to proceedings of arbitration and appeal to the Supreme Court as provided for in the Acquisition of Land Act 1970. Matters regulated include such the place of arbitration, hearings, notice of filing of appeal and procedures of hearing at the Court. The Rules also set out principles applicable to determination of value of land.

Implements: Acquisition of Land Act. (2011)