"land law" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the body of laws that regulate the ownership and usage of land. For example, "The government is considering changing the land law to make it easier to own farmland."
(Cambodia's 2001 land law allowed foreign investors to control land through leases and concessions).
Lombard land law, for example, was almost entirely late Roman, except for the rules for inheritance.
The 1913 California Alien Land Law prevented them from owning land and even invalidated prior purchases.
With this land law, it is over, it is no more".
Students were encouraged to view land law through the lens of deprivation and disadvantage.
The first Statute of Westminster (1275) made jury trial compulsory in criminal cases and altered land law.
Meanwhile, even middle-class immigrants to the city, having no better option, stay in the slums.The central government says Maharashtra must repeal the urban-land law before it receives its infrastructure money.
In 1921, the state passed the Alien Land Law, which prevented Asians from owning or even leasing land.
The 2001 Land Law does allow people to apply for official documents if they can clearly show that they occupied and used a plot of land for at least five years prior to 2001.
Under Cambodia's 2001 Land Law, the government is allowed to make use of all "private state land" and lease up to about 25,000 acres to a company for as many as 99 years.
The study conducts a legal and economic analysis comparing the new Consolidated Text of the Land Use Act of 2008 (Texto Refundido de la Ley de Suelo) and the Land Law 6/1998, April 13 now repealed.
