Delete article 10, paragraph 2.

This decision is implemented since the date of publication.

The Nenh City State Transfer of the Land-Use Excise Management Scheme is re-published in accordance with this decision.

Alternatives to land-use rental management by the State of Southern Africa

(Act No. 15 of 31 March 2008 of the Municipal People's Government Order No. 15, as amended by the Decision of the Government of the Southen Municipalities of 17 February 2015 on the revision of the Land-Use Separation Management Scheme for the State of South Africa)

Article 1, in order to strengthen the management of State transfers of land tenure, promote the rational flow of land assets and optimization of land resources, prevent loss of land assets and develop this approach in line with the provisions of the relevant national laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2. This approach applies to the rental management of the right to land use within the State's administration in this city.

Article III refers to the State's transfer of land-use leases referred to in this approach to the use of land-use rights by land-users by land-users alone or by accompanying buildings and other consignments to others.

The former party with the State's right to transfer land is referred to as a renter and a party to the right to lease land is referred to as the lessee.

Article IV regulates and oversees the State's rental activities for the allocation of land-use rights, in accordance with the law.

Article 5 provides for the legal protection of the State by leasing the renter of land-use rights by the tenant State.

Article 6. The State shall allocate land in accordance with the following conditions, which may be rented by the municipal, district land administration authorities:

(i) Land users are companies, businesses, other economic organizations and individuals;

(ii) A national land use certificate;

(iii) Property certificates that are legitimately based on buildings and other consignments.

The maximum period for the State to allocate land tenure is three years.

Article 7 rents the right to land use by the renting State, its buildings on the ground, other items attached to the same value, and the lease of the leased buildings and other consignments within their use.

Article 8. State transfers of land-use rents, and the lessor shall enter into a lease contract with the lessee, specifying the rights and obligations of both parties.

The rental contract shall contain the following main elements:

(i) The name or name of the parties, residence;

(ii) Land location, area, four to line;

(iii) National land use certificates and numbers;

(iv) Rental purposes;

(v) Rental standards and means of payment;

(vi) The period of rent;

(vii) Other matters agreed by the parties.

The land-use rental contract does not have the previous provision and should be added.

Article 9 State transfers of land-use rents and the lessee shall, within fifteen days of the lease contract, have the following information on the application of a land-use lease licence to the city, district land administration authorities in the land area:

(i) The application for a land-use rental licence;

(ii) Units and statutory representatives have confirmed the document, in their personal capacity or infirmation;

(iii) National land use evidence. The legitimate right to attach the material should also be provided;

(iv) Tax contracts;

(v) Other material to be provided by law.

Article 10. Municipal, district land administration authorities review the information provided and decide whether the licence is granted within 20 days of the date of receipt of the application for the rental licence. As special circumstances cannot be decided within 20 days, 10 days may be extended, with the approval of the heads of the executive branch.

Article 11. The renter needs to extend the licence and shall submit a request for extension to the municipal, district and territorial land administration authorities within thirty days prior to the expiration of the lease licence period, and the decision of the municipal and district land administration authorities to grant or not permit prior to the expiration of the period.

The renter does not make a request for extension as set out in the previous paragraph and shall be subject to the cancellation of the original licence by the municipal and district land administration authorities within 15 days of the expiration of the original licence. Unprocessarily, the Land Administration authorities of the Municipal and District Government directly write the original licence.

Article 12. During the State's transfer of land-use leases, the lessee shall not allow the transfer of the leased land-use rights to another person; shall not change the use provided for in the land-use-use rental licence documents; nor shall it be unauthorized to construct, expand buildings or other consignments on the leased land.

The lessee has identified the need to change the use of rented land or new construction, expansion of buildings and other approximates, and the procedures should be approved and processed with the consent of the lessor.

During the State's transfer of land-use leases, the municipal, district land administration authorities have the right to withdraw the transfer of land-use rental licences and to publicize the society for the release of land rental permits.

The renter shall return the original licence to the municipal, district land administration authorities within 10 days of the date of receipt of the withdrawal of the land rental licence decision by the land administration authorities and pay the proceeds of land during the actual rental period of the year.

Article 14. Specific criteria for the allocation of land rental benefits from the State are to be implemented by the municipal, district land administration authorities in conjunction with the financial, price management, with the approval of the municipal and district governments.

Article 15. State-owned transfers of land rental benefits are paid on a year-by-year basis, and the renter shall be paid within the prescribed period.

Article 16 Unauthorized the transfer of land-use rights by the renting State, the land administration authorities confiscated their illegal income and, in the light of the circumstances, impose a fine of up to 50,000 dollars.

Article 17 The renter does not pay for the payment of the land rental benefit at the time of the payment of the sum of the proceeds, which is paid at the date of the receipt of the sum of 3 per person. Without payment of land benefits for more than six months, rental licences were withdrawn and issued by the municipal, district land administration authorities, while paying the amount of benefits and lags for the period of time.

Article 18 has not been authorized to alter the use of rented land, which is charged by the municipal, district land administration authorities to another land and is fined up to $30 per square m2.

Article 19 City, district land administration authorities should strengthen monitoring of the transfer of land-use rental activities and should be checked in a timely manner.

Article 20, the municipal, district land administration authorities, when monitoring the transfer of land-use rental activities, must produce relevant valid documents to the inspector, and the units or individuals that are inspected should be synchronized, such as actual reflections and the provision of documentation, information and information, shall not prevent the inspection.

Article 21, the municipal, district land administration authorities may take the following measures in monitoring the allocation of land-use rental activities:

(i) Access, reproduction and reproduction of documents and information relating to inspection matters;

(ii) To request the medical unit or individual to provide or submit documents, information and other necessary information relating to the oversight of inspection matters;

(iii) To compel the inspectorate or the individual to cease the ongoing violations.

Article 2, paragraph 2, of the law of land administration officials who misuse their functions, favour private fraud, corruption and neglect, hold administrative misresponsibility and hold criminal responsibility in accordance with the law.

Article 23. The transfer of land-use rights by a unit or individual to another person in the form of contracting or changing the use of land-use rights in the form of self-employment, consortia and cooperative use of land is considered to be a tax act, as set out in this approach.

Article 24 of this approach has been implemented since the date of publication, and the former Southen Land-Use Excise Management Scheme (No. 2 of the 2001 Municipal People's Government Order).