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(Summit 40th ordinary meeting of the Government of the People of the city of Custodine, 2 June 2005 to consider the adoption of Decree No. 14 of 27 June 2005 of the Order of the Government of the People of the Interior, which came into force on 1 August 2005) Article 1 establishes this approach in the light of the legal, regulatory and regulatory provisions of the Law on Land Management of the People's Republic of China, the People's Republic of China, the People's Republic of China's Urban Property Management Act, the Agreement to give State land use rights provisions. Article 2 refers to the State-owned land-use rights agreement referred to by the Government of the city, the district (market) in an agreement to give land-use rights to land-use-owners within a certain period of time, and by land users to pay land-use concessions to the urban, district and local governments. Article 3 provides for an agreement on national ownership of land use within the city's administration. Article IV gives rise to national land use rights agreements and should be guided by the principles of openness, equity, impartiality and integrity. Article 5 The land administration authorities of the district (market) are responsible for the organization and implementation of national land use rights agreements within the present administration. Sectors such as urban development and reform, construction, planning, national regulation, finance, premises, inspection should assist in the preparation of relevant work as provided by national land-use rights agreements, in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article 6 National ownership of land use should be made available to society at designated sites, such as the tangible market, or through media such as newspapers, radio television, the Internet. The content should include the total amount of land supply for the year, the use, area, and the length of time. For special reasons, the State's land-use rights plan needs to be restructured, and the approval of the former approval body should be presented to society in a timely manner, in accordance with the preceding paragraph. Article 7. State ownership of land use may, in addition to the application of tenders, auctions or wall sheets, in accordance with the provisions of laws, regulations and regulations. Article 8 provides one of the following cases in the publication of the State Land Use Deeming Programme, where the State's land-use rights may be taken by agreement by law: (i) Non-operational land; (ii) The allocation of land for non-removal purposes and the application by the original landowner; (iii) The transfer of property relates to the transfer of State land use rights; (iv) Laws, regulations and regulations stipulate that other agreements should be made. Article 9, in one of the following cases, states shall not be allowed by agreement: (i) Two or more persons of interest on the same ground; (ii) The judiciary and the executive organs shall determine, decide the envelope or otherwise limit the right to property in accordance with the law; (iii) The right is controversial. Article 10 Candidates from national land-use rights agreements shall submit the following information: (i) To apply the table on the ground; (ii) The licences or codes of operation of a legal or other organization and copies thereof; (iii) Individuals, legal representatives, identity cards and photocopy. In addition to the information to be submitted in accordance with Article 10, one of the following cases shall also submit the following information: (i) The transfer of land-use rights applications for concessions should be submitted to the planning design conditions established by the national land-use evidence and the planning sector; (ii) The new project area shall be used by the applicant to submit the approval documents for the construction of the Land Use Planning Permit in the planning sector, the Planning Chart, Development and Reform Sector; (iii) Removal proceedings due to the transfer of State land-use rights should be submitted to state-owned land-use certificates, home ownership cards, national land-use transfer contracts and planning authorities. Article 12 (i) Application and admissibility; (ii) Online; (iii) The determination of the programme for the location and the amount for it; (iv) The signing of the State Land Use Rights award contract; (v) Notice. Article 13 makes use of land units or individuals to make applications and submit related materials to the municipal, district (commune) land administration authorities on the basis of the announcements, where the request is incomplete or not in accordance with the statutory form, and the municipal, district and territorial administration authorities should communicate to the applicant within 5 days the full content of the process. The applicant's land is not permitted under the law, and the land administration authorities in the city, district (market) should be informed of the applicant's failure. In cases where the applicant is not subject to the jurisdiction of the territorial administration, the municipal, district and territorial (commune) land administration authorities shall make a decision inadmissibility and inform the applicant of the application to the competent land administration authorities. The municipal, district (market) land administration authorities should review, at the time of the submission of requests submitted by local units and individuals, receive the material in full and in accordance with the statutory form, plus the exclusive chapter and be closed within 20 days. Article 14. Municipal, district (market) land administration authorities carry out on-site inspections of units and individuals that have been accepted to investigate the status of land coordinates, land tenure, area, four neighbours, border sites and land. Article 15. The commune, district (market) land administration authorities have collectively reviewed the agreement for the purpose, area, duration of use and payment of the right to land, which is approved by the treasury. The assessment of local prices less than the State's land-use rights makes the minimum price and is approved at the lowest price. Article 16 Land Administration authorities in the city, the district (market) signed the National Land Use Transfer contract on the basis of the land-use programme and the land-use transferee. There are new construction projects and the launch of the Land-building Instrument. Article 17 The municipal, district (market) land administration authorities shall, within 7 days of the date of the signing of the State Land Use Rights Transfer contract, agree on the results of the designation of places such as the tangible market of the land, or receive social oversight through media such as newspapers, radio television, the Internet. The publication of the agreement shall not exceed 15 days. Article 18 Land-users have access to national land-use rights in accordance with the agreement of the State Land Use Authority to award land-use credits, and after the process of registration of land by law. Article 19 Land-users must pay land credits in accordance with the agreement of the State Land Use Authority to award contracts; Municipal, District (market) land administration authorities have the right to cancel the contract without payment under the contract and may request compensation for default. Article 20 requires that land-use rights be replaced by a contractually agreed land-use change to be used for business, tourism, recreation and commodity residential purposes, with the consent of the urban planning sector of the Government of the city, the establishment of a land-use transfer agreement or the re-establishment of a land-use transferee contract, the transfer of land-uses in the event of changes in land market prices, and the transfer of land-use change in accordance with the law. Article 21, in violation of this provision, contains one of the following acts, and administrative disposition by law of the competent and other persons directly responsible: (i) The publication of a national land-use transfer plan or agreement to give results in accordance with the provisions; (ii) No collective decision-making when determining the floor; (iii) Disclosure of floor prices; (iv) Below from the agreement to make the minimum price available for the State's land-use rights; (v) Extending State ownership of land use; (vi) The use of tenders, auctions or wall sheets should be followed by an agreement to give the State the right to land use. In violation of the relevant provisions of the former paragraph, the circumstances constitute a serious offence and are criminally prosecuted by law. Article 2 |
