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(Act No. 141 of the People's Government Order No. 141 of 30 March 2002) Chapter I General In order to strengthen land rights management, preserve land market order and guarantee the legitimate rights and interests of all landowners, users and other rights parties, this approach has been developed in the light of the provisions of the People's Republic of China Land Management Act, the Zangong Province's approach to the National People's Republic of China Land Management Act. Article 2 State-owned land users, collective landowners, collective land users and landowners within the province's administration must apply for land registration in accordance with the provisions of this approach. Confirmation of the right to ownership or to use, water and beaching in the forest area, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the People's Republic of China Forest Act, the People's Republic of China Fisheries Act. Article 3 Article IV is legally registered land ownership, the right to use and his rights, and any unit and individual may not be infringed. No transfer, rent and mortgage shall be transferred without the land registered under the law. Chapter II Article 5. Land registration is a basic module. All persons or users with or using more than two lands should be registered separately. More than two land users jointly use the same land and should apply for registration. Article 6. The transfer of State land by law shall be carried out by land users within 30 days of the date on which the land is determined on the ground, and the land registration application shall be submitted to the land administration authorities of the land at the district level above, by the Government of the Territory, by registering the fascicle, by the nuclear-owned land tenure certificate and confirming the use of the right. In accordance with the law, land-users shall, within 30 days of the date of payment of remunerated royalties, such as land tenure payments, make land registration requests to the land administration authorities of the land at the district level, which are registered by the Government of the above-ranking people at the district level, which shall be certified by the State's land-use certificate, in accordance with the agreement of the paid use contract. State lands that do not determine the right to use are registered by more than the people at the district level to protect. Article 7. The provincial State organs, provincial entrepreneurship units and social groups, as well as the central entrepreneur's unit, use the registration certificate of State land in the administrative area of the province under the law, which is the responsibility of the territorial Government's land administration authorities, or is entrusted to the territorial city of the land and the territorial Government land administration authorities. The territorial Government's Land Administration ruled in accordance with the law on the issue of the dispute in the registration, that the results of the violation of the prescribed land registration certificate were withdrawn by law and that the authorized land registration services were recovered by law. Article 8. Farmers collectively owned land, landowners or lenders should submit land registration requests to the land administration authorities at the district level of the land area, which are registered by the Government of the county, the certificate of collective land ownership and the recognition of ownership. The communes of the area may have a unified registration of all of the land of the farmers in the communes. The rules on ownership registration of all land by farmers are developed by the provincial authorities of land administrations. Article 9. All farmers collectively use land for non-agricultural construction by law, and land users shall, within 30 days of the date on which the land is located, submit land registration requests to the territorial Government's land administration authorities in the land area, which are registered by the district-level people's Government, produce collective land-use certificates and recognize the right to use. Farmers collectively owned all farmland, land-users should submit land registration requests to the land-based administration authorities at the land location, registered by the Government of the District, licensee a nuclear collective land-use certificate, and recognize the right to use. However, a certificate of collective land contracting in rural areas has been issued in accordance with the law, which may no longer be registered. Unregistered certificates of collective land tenure in rural areas, land contracts are used as a basis for land registration and a nuclear land-use certificate. Farmers are collectively used in agricultural production by law for all deserts, cholera, beaching, beaching, beaching, and land users should claim land registration requests to the land administration authorities of the land at the district level of the land area from 30 days of contracting, renting, solicitation contract approval, by registering the fauna-level people's creatters, granting a collective land-use certificate and confirming the right to use. Article 10 provides for land registration applications to the land administration authorities of more than the people of the land area, which are registered by the Government of the Territory at the district level, with certificates of title for space land use in the sub-land area, and recognizes the right to use, within 30 days of the date of ratification. Article 11 has one of the following cases: Landowners and users shall be registered with the original registration authority within 15 days of the signing of the contract: (i) The right to land use under the law; (ii) The right to rent land use by law; (iii) The creation of laws, regulations that stipulate other rights to be registered. His rights had changed, and the parties should apply to the original registration authorities for registration of changes within 15 days of the date of approval of changes or changes. Article 12. In one of the following cases, landowners and users shall apply to the original registry for registration of changes in land rights within 30 days of the date of changes in land rights: (i) Transfer of land-use rights by law; (ii) Succession of land-use rights by law; (iii) Changes in land ownership and use due to the exchange and adaptation of land; (iv) Access to land-use rights for the disposition of mortgage property; (v) Changes in land use due to mergers, separations, mergers and other causes; (vi) Other land rights are changed by law. Article 13 Changes in land use or changes in land use conditions should be applied to the registered authorities within 30 days of approval of changes or changes. Article 14. After the completion of the construction project, the land rights owner shall apply to the registered authorities for the registration of changes within 30 days of the date of receipt. As a result of changes in registration matters, such as names, statutory representatives, addresses, conditions of use, all landowners, users or other rights parties shall apply to the original registry to apply for registration of changes within 15 days of the date of approval of changes or changes. In one of the following cases, landowners, users or other rights parties shall apply to the original registry for the processing of the write-off registration: (i) Removal of land-use rights by law; (ii) State ownership of land use or the expiry of the lease period, without application for the duration of the extension or for approval of the extension period; (iii) The loss of land due to natural disasters; (iv) The termination of his rights; (v) Legal, regulatory and regulatory provisions should be cancelled. In one of the cases indicated in the previous paragraph, the parties did not apply for the write-off registration under this scheme, which was written off directly by the registered authorities and cancelled their land certificates. Article 16 After the registration of land, the land administration authorities of the above-mentioned people at the district level were found to be misleading, decepted or omitted and should be made in a timely manner, and all landowners, users, other rights parties and other stakeholders were found to be misleading or omitted and could apply for correctional registration, and the land administration authorities at the district level should be registered. Any corrections to the record should be issued in a timely manner. Chapter III Land registration process Article 17 applies for land registration and may be applied by landowners, users, other rights parties, or by the land registry agent for registration. The Land Registration Acting Body should be established in accordance with the conditions and procedures established by the State and the relevant institutions of social brokering; persons engaged in land registration operations should be determined by the territorial Government authorities. Article 18 Applications for land registration and the applicant shall submit the following documents to the authorities of the Land Administration at the district level above: (i) Applications for land registration; (ii) The identity of the applicant for the registration of the land (individual certificate or a household certificate that the unit's business licence and legal representative certificate); (iii) The origin of land rights; (iv) Land-based buildings and other facilities should be submitted to their rights certificates; (v) The need for payment of land taxes should be submitted to the tax payment certificate; (vi) Other evidence to be submitted by law, regulations and regulations. The author's application for registration of the land shall also be submitted to the authorization and the agent's identity certificate. Article 19 (i) The name and address of the applicant; (ii) Land location, area, use, hierarchy; (iii) Land ownership, right to use and other sources of rights; (iv) The applicant's signing order; (v) Other matters. Article 20: The applicant's submission to the source of land shall be in compliance with the following provisions: (i) The acquisition of State land-use rights by means of allocation shall be submitted to the land-use document approved by the Government of more than the people at the district level and to the State's land transfer decision; (ii) The use of collective land for construction or agricultural production should be submitted to land-based documents or land-use contracts approved by the Government of more than the people at the district level; (iii) The acquisition of State land-use rights by way of making it possible to submit a national land-use right to award contracts and land-use rights for payment of awards; (iv) The acquisition of State land-use rights by means of entry into the unit shall be submitted to the approval of the Land Use Rights Entrance and to the Unit contract; (v) The granting of land under the law shall be submitted to the approval of the land lease and the lease contract; (vi) Access to land-use rights in other ways should be submitted to legitimate sources of title to prove and other relevant documents. Article 21 (i) In conformity with the provisions of this approach, the decision to be taken; (ii) The evidence provided by the applicant is incomplete or incompatible with the provision and shall be communicated in writing to the applicant's time limit; (iii) One of the circumstances in article 22 of this approach should be decided inadmissibility; (iv) A suspension of registration decisions should be made with one of the 23 cases of this approach. The land administration authorities that have received a land registration application are not required to supplement the time period and do not take the decision to receive it. Article 22 requires that land registration is one of the following conditions and that the land administration authorities of the Government of the more than the communes are inadmissible: (i) Not subject to the jurisdiction of the organ; (ii) In addition to the provision of the notification, the material is not completed; (iii) Failure to provide evidence of the legitimate origin of land rights; (iv) The transfer of land-use rights, the lease period exceeding the right to land use; (v) Undeclared prices should be declared in accordance with the provisions, or conceals, overstatements; (vi) Other circumstances in which laws, regulations and regulations are found to be inadmissible. Article 23 has one of the following cases, and the Land Administration authorities of the Government of the above-mentioned population should be suspended: (i) The land rights dispute has not been resolved; (ii) Land violations have not been dealt with or are being processed; (iii) Restrictions on land rights for reasons such as the closure of buildings in accordance with the law; (iv) Other matters of registration should be suspended by law, regulations and regulations. After the elimination of the circumstances listed in the previous paragraph, the land administration authorities of the Government of the Territory at the district level should be registered in accordance with the law. Article 24 of the Land Administration of the Government of more than the veterans is inadmissible under law or suspended, and written decisions should be taken on the grounds and basis and to inform the applicant of the right to apply for administrative review and to initiate administrative proceedings; and, if necessary, to organize a hearing. Article 25 Upon receipt of land registration requests by the Land Administration authorities of the Government of the Territory at the district level, naturalization surveys should be carried out to review land rights, area, use, hierarchy, etc.; registration requirements should be made publicly issued newspapers within the scope of this administrative area or fixed places designated by the Government of the Territory for more than 15 days, with the exception of land registration matters under article 14 of this scheme. Article 26 The applicant and other stakeholders object to the content of the notice and may apply for review to the land administration competent to receive the registration application within the notice period and submit the review of the application and related evidentiary material. Upon receipt of the review request by the land administration authorities, a review shall be conducted within 10 days and a written notification of the review of the applicant. Article 27 expires and is in accordance with the conditions of land registration, the Land Administration, with the approval of the same-ranking people's Government, shall produce a land registration card, issue, change, write-off and land certificate. Land registration cards and land certificates are legal evidence of land rights. Land certificates are lost and destroyed and the parties should apply to the original land registration authorities in a timely manner, in accordance with the relevant provisions. The applicant shall pay the relevant registration costs in accordance with the provisions. The criteria for the collection of registration costs should be approved by the land administration authorities in the financial, price sectors, in accordance with their competence. Article 28 (i) The right to national land use, collective land ownership and the registration of collective land use rights for 30 days; (ii) Changes in land use or changes in land use are registered at 30 days; (iii) His rights were registered for 15 days; (iv) Wage of 15 days; (v) Other matters are registered as 15 days. The above-mentioned period is calculated from the date of receipt of the application for registration of land, except for the period of notice. Chapter IV Oversight management More than twenty-ninth people at the district level should establish a system of monitoring and accountability for land registration activities and carry out oversight functions in accordance with the law. The provincial Government's land administration authorities should strengthen monitoring of land registration throughout the province and conduct specific inspections on the basis of actual circumstances, finding that land registration is illegal or inappropriate and should be corrected or inspected in a timely manner. Article 33 The Land Administration of the Government of the above-ranking people should take steps to establish a mechanism for the sound work and to enhance monitoring of land registration. In the identification of registration documents, land violations should be found to be carried out in accordance with the law, and in the implementation of land inspections, the registration of land registrations has been found and the parties should be subject to registration. The units and individuals concerned perform land registration, land inspection duties to the land administration authorities of more than the people at the district level, which should be supported and cooperated without denying, impeding the implementation of the functions of the land management inspector. Article 31, by natural persons, legal persons and other organizations, has the right to petition or review the land registry of the land administration authorities. The superior administrative body should be carefully verified and the verification results are promptly answered by the applicant or the prosecution. Article 32, the land administration authorities of the Government of the above-mentioned population should make the registration of land in a manner appropriate to the society and facilitate the applicant's access and self-respect. Article 33 Persons engaged in land registration should obtain a certificate of eligibility for nuclear-licensed land registrations issued by the State or the provincial authorities of the Government of the Sudan. Article 34 of the Government's land administration authorities at the district level should put in place a land certificate verification system that would correct violations or inappropriate land registration in a timely manner. Specific approaches are developed by the provincial authorities of the Land Administration. Article XV of the landowners, users and other rights parties shall not be reported or concealed in accordance with the period specified in the present approach, if they apply for land registration. No unit or individual shall be forged, modified, replicated land certificates, land registration documents shall be used to use land certificates, land registration documents for unlawful activities. Article XVI allows relevant organizations and individuals to access land registration materials, excluding State secrets, commercial secrets, may not be denied by the land administration authorities of more than the people at the district level. Chapter V Legal responsibility Article 37 commits to land violations, laws, regulations and regulations have administrative penalties and are implemented in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations. Article 338, article 8, article 9, article 10, article 11, paragraph 1, of this approach provides that land registration is not applied for registration and that the land administration authorities at the district level are responsible for the duration of the period of time; that is still unprocessarily, giving warnings and fines of US$ 2000. Article 39, in violation of article 11, paragraphs 2, 12 and 13 of this approach, stipulates that landowners, users are not registered with land changes and that the land administration authorities at the district level are responsible for the duration of the period of time; that the period is still pending, the warnings may be punished with a fine of up to $200,000 per square met. Article 40, in violation of article 14 of this approach, stipulates that landowners, users, and other rights parties are not registered with land changes and are charged by the land administration authorities at the district level for the period of time; that they are overdue, giving warnings and fines of up to 1000. In one of the following cases, the period of time being converted by the authorities of the Land Administration at the district level to a fine of more than 100,000 dollars and the collection of land certificates: (i) Be used to deceive the registration of land; (ii) Conversion of land certificates; (iii) Harmonization of land certificates. Article 42 contains one of the following acts in the area of land registration, and the relevant administrative organs shall be subject to administrative disposition by law of persons directly responsible and supervisors: (i) Abuse of authority, provocative fraud and misappropriation; (ii) Accomplished, unregistered or uncorrected due to serious misconduct; (iii) Disclosure of commercial secrets known in the open work; (iv) The loss of registration material, causing significant losses to the applicant; (v) To harass the parties or to receive bribery; (vi) A breach of the provision for payment of fees; (vii) The refusal to accept inspection by the superior administration. The land administration authorities and their staff members should be compensated for their loss of work. In violation of this approach, the relevant administrative organs should be transferred to the judiciary in accordance with the provisions of the law, administrative regulations. Annex VI Article 44 |
