Land Pooling definition

Land Pooling means the land parcels owned by individual or group of owners. Usually by transfer of ownership right to the designated Land/Flat Pooling agency, which later transfer the ownership of the part of the land back to the land lords/landowners for undertaking of development of such areas on per the provision of the Delhi Development Act 1957 and the perceived proved one.

Land Pooling means the legal consolidation of land parcelsfor utilization of such land parcels as per Land Policy and these Regulations.

Land Pooling means the legal consolidation of land parcels by the DE/Consortium for utilization of such land parcels as per Land Policy and these Regulations.

Examples of Land Pooling in a sentence

• That in the event of any grievances at any stage, it shall be sorted out by the Competent Authority for the Land Pooling and such decision.

• Each party has contributed their existing land interests as set out in a Land Pooling Agreement dated 22 January 2015 which also sets out the equity participation, this is currently 10% for TfGM.

• It is in this context that the Cabinet has suggested the use of Land Pooling scheme to consolidate the land required for the capital.

• It was also confirmed that the Land Pooling Agreement had been drawn with all land owners in the area with their willingness.

• Upon questioning, it was clarified by the public that the Land Pooling was agreed due to the benefits of the Project such as road access, water supply and also with possibility of getting higher land values.

• It is proposed to go for Land Pooling System to be worked out by a Cabinet Sub Committee”.As regards the new Capital, the Government is deeply committed to ensuring that the process of building the new capital involves the participation of people.

• That after completion of the development of Land Pooling area in all respects, the Party No. 2 shall inform and deliver possession of the “Reconstituted Plots” which are allotted to the Party No. 1 under the Allotment Letters/Conveyance Deed by duly obtaining acknowledgement in writing from the Party No.1.

• If the Party No.2 desires that it is necessary to take immediate possession of the land under Land Pooling Scheme area even though there is a standing crop on it, the Authority will be entitled to do so provided that compensation for the standing crop is also included in the agreement.

• I further consciously state that I/we opted to transfer of my/our land to the Land Pooling Scheme without any coercion, force or undue influence whatsoever by any person or authority.

• The resettlement principles adopted for this resettlement framework document are based on the Land Act of Bhutan 2007, effective from 27th June 2007, Land Pooling and Readjustment Regulation 2018, effective from April 2018, and ADB SPS, 2009.

More Definitions of Land Pooling

Land Pooling means a planning technique to redefine ownership of land in such a way that:

Land Pooling means assembling of small land parcels into a large land parcel providing it with infrastructure in a planned manner and returning the re-constituted land to the owners, after deducting the cost of the provision of infrastructure and public spaces by the sale of some land or otherwise where infrastructure is provided;

Land Pooling means an arrangement wherein a tenant or owner of any land or part thereof agrees to surrender his rights in the land or any part thereof in favour of the Regional Development Authority for any development scheme in lieu of such developed land or such cash compensation or such proportion of developed land and cash compensation as may be agreed between such tenant or the owner, as the case may be, and the Regional Development Authority;

Land Pooling means a land planning process to be used for the purpose of local area plan development in Thimphu, as described in paragraph 28, Appendix 11, and Supplementary Appendix E, of the RRP;

Land Pooling means the legal consolidations of land parcels for utilizations of such land parcels as per Land Policy 2018 and the Land Policy Regulation -2018.