This Decree consists of seven chapters of which only a few are still in force. Those in force regard mapping and surveying activities of forest lands and the control and evaluation of annual forestry management works.

Implements: Law No. LIV of 1996 on forests and their protection. (1997-12-09)
Repealed by: Decree No. 11 of 2010 (II. 4.) FVM of the Ministry of Rural Development laying down the rules of drafting of the forest management plan regulation and the preparation of district forsetry plans. (2015-07-28)

This Order establishes the modalities of state cadastre registration of the objects of immovable property by the Federal State Registration Cadastre and Cartographic Service. Application and the respective documentation shall be submitted to the cadastre registration authority in the electronic form and shall bear electronic digital signature. Survey map of land plot shall be submitted to the cadastre registration authority in the electronic form and shall bear electronic digital signature of the cadastre engineer in charge.

This Decree establishes the modalities of inventory of drainage, land reclamation systems and separate waterworks with a view of registration of available and functioning drainage, land reclamation systems and separate waterworks that by the outcome of inventory shall be indicated on the maps. In the process of inventory shall be assessed wear and tear degree of equipment.

This Governmental Decree establishes two types of organization and management of hunting grounds: (a) within the boundaries of a single hunting ground; and (b) between more than one hunting grounds. Internal organization and management of a single hunting ground shall include evaluation of a hunting ground, subdivision of the territory, assessment of the number wild fauna species subject to hunting and elaboration of a set of arrangements for protection, reproduction and rational management of wild fauna species.

This Land Code establishes that objects of land relations shall be: (a) land; (b) plots of land; (c) land rights; and (d) restrictions (encumbrances), including servitude. The following types of ownership are envisaged: (a) public property; (b) private property; (c) foreign property, including property of international organizations; (d) lifelong hereditary ownership; (e) open-ended (permanent) ownership; (f) provisional ownership; and (g) lease (sublease).

This Regional Law regulates relations in the sphere of conservation, protection and management of the objects of cultural heritage. Objects of cultural and historical heritage shall be considered areas and objects identified as such and recorded in the state register of the objects of cultural and historical heritage. Regional administration shall validate mapping of the boundaries of the areas of cultural heritage and regime of land tenure within them. Economic activities and movement of motor vehicles within areas of cultural heritage shall be restricted.

Authorised representatives of the state bodies of state power of the Russian Federation and the bodies of state power of the Republic of Tatarstan have agreed on the following: 1) Demarcation of the objects of management and mutual delegation of powers between the state bodies of the Russian Federation and the state bodies of the Republic of Tatarstan shall be governed by the Constitution of the Russian Federation, the Constitution of the Republic of Tatarstan and the present Treaty.

This Act provides with respect to the administration, structure, operations, powers, responsibilities and (additional) functions of the National Land Commission established immediately upon passing of this Act. The Commission shall be independent from the Government and shall propose, advocate and coordinate land reform policies, legislation and programmes in Liberia.

The purpose of the present Law is the construction of a spatial information infrastructure in North Rhine-Westphalia and as such being part of the national spatial information infrastructure. the Law creates the legal framework for the: 1) access to geodata, geodata services and metadata, and 2) the utilization of such data and services, in particular for measures effecting the environment.

Land relationship in the Republic of Belarus is regulated by the Constitution, Presidential Decrees, by this Code and other Legislative Acts that implement it. Civil Code regulations are applicable to land relationship with regard to provisions established by land legislation. The document consists of XV Sections that contain 36 Chapters sub-divided into 164 articles. Section I lays down the general provisions. It contains Chapters 1-12. Section II establishes the rights and the duties of land-tenants, landlords and the owners of the plots of land.

This Circular, consisting of 6 articles, establishes the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment as a governmental agency performing the state management of land; water resources; minerals and geology; environment; hydro-meteorology; climate change; survey and cartography; integrated and unified management of sea areas and islands; and public services in the sectors and fields under its management.

This Act makes provision for the subdivision of land by a registered proprietor of a freehold estate or a leasehold estate in land that is subject to the Land Titles Registration Act 2008. The subdivision of land so as to provide for units shall be effected by approval under the Survey Act 2010 of a plan, which shall be drafted in accordance with this Act. Upon the approval of a unit plan, a common property in the plan vests in the body corporate created on approval of the plan.