(The 81th ordinary meeting of the Twelfth People's Government of South Africa, 20 February 2010, considered the publication, effective 1 May 2010, of the Decree No. 30 of 22 March 2010 of the Government of the South New York City)

Article 1 establishes this approach in the light of the legal provisions of the People's Republic of China Land Management Act, the People's Republic of China Urban Property Management Act and the People's Republic of China Rural and Rural Planning Act.

The second approach applies to the recovery of State land use rights within the city area.

This approach is not applicable due to administrative penalties for the recovery of State land use rights.

Article III is responsible for the organization of the national land use rights recovery exercise (hereinafter referred to as the city's land area) by the authorities of the city's resources administration, which can be delegated to the expropriation agencies or land acquisition units.

Sectors such as urban planning, construction, housing, industry, finance, inspection, and people's governments in the urban areas should be able to recover the relevant work of the State's land-use rights in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article IV has one of the following cases, which can be recovered by law by the State's right to land use:

(i) The use of land for public interest;

(ii) Restructuring the old urban areas for the implementation of urban planning and the need to adapt the use of land;

(iii) The length of use of contractual agreements for paid use, such as land concessions, has not been approved by land users for the duration of their application or for the duration of the extension period;

(iv) Removal of the use of State-owned land for reasons such as unit withdrawal, relocation;

(v) Removals, such as roads, railways, airports, mines;

(vi) Laws, regulations stipulate that other circumstances in which State land-use rights may be recovered by law.

The preceding paragraph relates to the planning adjustments, and the municipal planning sector should listen to the views of the stakeholders on the form of planning for adjustments to the law and identify planning conditions for the various sites within the State's land-use rights.

Article 5 is based on a survey of the State's land and rights to be recovered, the city's land sector should develop a national land-use rights programme (hereinafter referred to as recovery programmes) for approval by the Government of the city. After the approval of the recovery programme, it was carried out by the commune.

The recovery programme should include the location, scope, area, status of rights, compensation, planning conditions, and recovery of land.

Article 6. The commune sector should reclaim State land use rights announcements based on the recovery programme (hereinafter referred to as a brief announcement), send rights such as land-use rights and mortgage-holders to society and communicate the relevant sectors.

The announcement should include elements such as the basis for the recovery of land-use rights, the scope of recovery, the means of reparation and access to remedies.

Article 7 shall not, from the date of publication, create new construction, expansion, alteration (construction) in the area of land recovery, as well as transfer, rental land and housing, and establish his rights, such as mortgage.

Article 8. Landholders shall declare their rights to the city's land sector or to their designated institutions within thirty days of the date on which they are sent or published, and shall submit to the land rights certificate, such as the State Land Use Rights Certificate, as required.

As a result of the Agency's nuclear tests, the original material was fully complete and was registered; the material was incomplete and the need for a written one-time notification should be made in a timely manner. Land rights are not declared within the prescribed time frame for reasons of reason and are registered with nuclear test materials.

Article 9. Removal of State land-use claims, in principle, through monetary compensation.

Removal of land-use rights is required for the adaptation of rural and urban planning in the city, as evidenced by the relevant sectors such as urban planning, land, finance, etc., and by the Government of the city, which can be reorganized in accordance with the principles of such prices or compensated through the adaptation of land-use conditions for the land-use rights of the land-use owner.

Article 10 Recovery of land compensation prices is determined in accordance with the results of the assessment of approved land valuation.

Article 11. The assessment body is selected by the primary market assessment body, published by the Land-use Power, from the municipality's Government, and is jointly commissioned by the assessment body selected by the municipal authorities.

Land price assessments should be consistent with the requirements of the law, regulations, regulations and related technical protocols.

The technical norms for the assessment of land prices are published separately by the Government of the city.

Article 12 Recovery of land that has not yet been completed, and compensation is determined in accordance with the legal assessment of the actual length of use of land by landowners and the reality of the exploitation of land.

Article 13 reclaims the right of the State to build its land use to compensate for the price, which is determined by law in accordance with the rights of the land-use-use person.

Article 14. The price of compensation for the recovery of the State's agricultural land is governed by State provisions.

Article 15. Reimbursement for real estate assessment of land construction (construction) has already included land prices and no separate compensation for land use rights.

Article 16 states that, following the determination of land compensation prices, the city's land sector shall enter into a recovery agreement with land-use rights holders.

The recovery of national land-use compensation agreements should be agreed on the modalities of compensation and the delivery of land conditions.

Land-use rights have been challenged by land compensation prices and do not stop the recovery of State land-use rights.

Article 17 has been sent to or from the date of publication for a period of six months, one of the following cases has been directly commissioned by the commune to assess land prices for the recovery of land by the commune authorities, and the land compensation payments are deposited with the exclusive occupants established by the city's financial sector following the determination of land compensation prices:

(i) The right to be declared by the owner within the specified period;

(ii) In accordance with the rights declarations, information, etc. submitted by the parties, the payment shall not be confirmed;

(iii) The right to land use is disputed or, notwithstanding the Government's determination, the dispute of the use of the right to belong is still under administrative review or administrative proceedings;

(iv) Other circumstances that cannot be paid for land compensation.

Within ten working days from the date of the date of deposit, the commune authorities should inform the relevant rights and related units in writing of land compensation payments and the non-declared rights, and should inform society through media such as the press.

The relevant sectors, such as the city's territory, should record the land applicable under this article and its buildings on its land, attach the material to the survey and conduct the evidentiary preservation process.

After the deposit of land compensation payments, the right to land is declared by the land-use owner to the city's land-use sector, which is eligible for review, and the city's land sector shall, in accordance with this approach, enter into a national land-use compensation agreement with the land-use rights owner.

Article 19 Reparations for land or compensation for house demolitions containing land prices have been paid in full to the land rights owner or, after the date of this approach, the city's land sector should be reported to the State Land Use Rights Recovered by the Government of the city.

After the decision of the State Land Use Authority to be sent to the land-use rights owner and the relevant sector, the city's land administration is governed by the law by the land-use write-off procedure, and the property management process conducts the write-off procedure for the ownership of the home.

Article 20 Recovery of State land involves the demolition of urban homes and is carried out in accordance with the relevant provisions of the relocation of urban homes.

The scope of the city area referred to in this approach includes the administrative regional scope of the six municipalities under the jurisdiction of the city.

Districts under municipal jurisdiction may be implemented in the light of this approach.

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