The present Law provides for the implementation of the Federal Land Consolidation Act of 14 July 1953 (BGBl. I p. 591). In particular, article 1 of the above-mentioned Law establishes that the supreme and superior authorities for land consolidation in Schleswig-Holstein are, respectively, the Agriculture, Environment and Rural Space Office, and the Ministry of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Space.

This Ordinance establishes the Council for Physical Development and provides rules for town and country planning and development in general in Aruba. The Minister shall prepare a Physical Development Plan, which contains general indications of proposed development. The Plan shall be adopted by State Decree. Directives based on the Plan may determine which development activities may be carried out only with an authorization of the Minister. Such activities may include the mining, the felling of trees, afforestation and cultivation of land and the establishment of waste reception facilities.

The present Ordinance enforces the Land Parcel Act of 28. July 1961 (BGBl. I p. 1091) and the Reich Settlement Act of 11 August 1919. Article 1 establishes that the sale of one or more contiguous properties forming an economic unit and not exceeding 15ha does not require an authorization under the afore-mentioned Land Parcel Act. The text consists of 4 articles.

Implements: German Land Settlement Act. (2009-07-29)
Implements: Land Parcel Act. (2008-12-17)
Implements: Land Consolidation Act. (2008-12-19)

Within the framework of the Federal Land Use Planning Act of 18 August 1997 (BGBl. I p. 2081, 2102), the present Law regulates land use planning in the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. The whole land of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern shall be subject to a sustainable planning policy. The text consists of 22 articles divided into 4 Parts as follows: Tasks and principles of land use and regional planning (I); Programmes of land use and regional planning (II); Organization of land use and regional planning (III); Safeguard of land use and regional planning (IV); Other provisions (V).

The purpose of the present Law is to provide for the enactment of the Federal Land Consolidated Act of 14 July 1953 (BGBl. I p. 591). In particular, the Law lays down provisions relating to the nomination of competent authorities and tribunals in the Land Baden-Wurttemberg responsible for the execution of the afore-mentioned Act. The text consists of 14 articles.

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

These Regulations implement the Strata Titles Act in respect of: preparation and registration of strata plans; strata plan, lot plan, location plan and re-subdivisions plan requirements; amendments to a strata plan; registration of plans intended to create an easement or restrictive agreement; matters affecting a body corporate; and valuation and fees. Only a surveyor registered under the Land Surveyors Act may prepare a strata plan.

Implements: Strata Titles Act (Cap. 266). (2006)

The present Law lays down provisions relating to land survey, running of the land registration, land use planning and land rights. The text consists of 31 articles divided into 5 Parts as follows: General provisions (I); Land survey (II); Land registration (III); Land use planning and urban survey (IV); Penalties, transitional and final provisions (V).

This Act provides for the registration of strata titles, i.e. title in strata lots in accordance with a strata plan. The Registrar of Titles shall keep a register of strata plans and shall record therein particulars of all strata plans lodged in his office for registration pursuant to the Act. The Act also provides for the management of the common property by a corporation to be formed, upon registration, by proprietors of strata lots included in a strata plan. It also, among other things, provides with respect to easements and sets out the requirements of a strata plan.

The Act principally concerns the registration of interests in land. This Act shall apply to: (a) registration of interests in all public land as declared by Article 62 of the Constitution; (b) registration of interests in all private land as declared by Article 64 of the Constitution; and (c) registration and recording of community interests in land.The National Land Commission in consultation with national and county governments may, by order in the Gazette, constitute an area or areas of land to be a land registration unit and may at any time vary the limits of any such units.

This Act makes provision for a wide variety of matters regarding public and private land and community land (as defined respectively by Articles 62, 63, 64 and 260 of the Constitution), and in particular provides of the sustainable administration and management of land and land-based resources. It also provides for (compulsory) acquisition of land.

La présente ordonnance met en exécution la loi du 9 juin 1985 sur les constructions. L’article 1er établit que la présente ordonnance renferme les dispositions nécessaires à l’application de la loi sur les constructions, à moins que des décrets ou des ordonnances particuliers n’aient été édictés à cet effet.

L’article 1er établit que la présente loi s’applique à toutes les activités ayant des effets sur l’organisation du territoire qui sont soumises à planification, qui sont soumises ou non à l’octroi d’un permis de construire, et qui ne sont pas réglées de manière exhaustive par d’autres législations. Le texte comprend 153 articles répartis in 4 chapitres comme suit: Droit des constructions (Ier); Dispositions concernant l'aménagement du territoire (II); Mesures et financement (III); Dispositions transitoires et finales (IV).