Sentence examples for registration of land from inspiring English sources

Prior to the registration of land divorce happens every time.

Consider, for example, the rule against perpetuities, the registration of land titles, or the limits on testamentary freedom; all these would be like an arcane and unintelligible code, to be learned at best by rote, unless we connect them with the point of throwing social authority behind individual control (or behind the individual disposition of control) over material resources.

This led to the registration of land which was measured and then taxed.

The new plan approved by the bank's governing board in 2011 withdrew the commitment written into the planning framework prepared by Schmidt-Soltau, the consultant that the project would prepare land surveys, arrange registration of land titles and take other steps to help formalize the  rights of the Sengwer and other tribal groups to live in and use the forest.

This should include the compulsory registration of all land, full public transparency on land ownership and strong consideration should be given to the levying of a new land value tax or similar mechanisms to incentivise housebuilding.

Some basic issues with the collaboration model are discussed within this study: registration of farmers, land use rights and farming limitations, geometry/topology, temporal data management etc.

The Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries together with the Ministry of Lands, Housing and Urban Development and other non-state and state actors that have interest in rangelands will need to formulate and popularize guidelines that will enable effective and efficient registration of communal lands in rangeland areas.

This is the system that prevails in most jurisdictions in the United States for land and under the French system of registration for transfers of land.

"The council therefore needs to a take a balanced view of whether the risk of losing the Circuit of Wales scheme to the area is greater than the registration of areas of land as common, which already have a degree of statutory environmental protection," the report said.

Wangan and Jagalingou mine opponents, in their objection to the NNTT's registration of the Indigenous land use agreement, have argued "the meeting that purported to authorise the agreement [was] 'a sham'".

The Wangan and Jagalingou council also filed an objection this week to the NNTT's registration of an Indigenous land use agreement authorising the mine, flagging a federal court bid for an injunction.