Land Tenure definition

Land Tenure means a system of holding land and includes, customary land tenure, freehold land tenure, leasehold land tenure and mailo land tenure;

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Land Tenure means the Applicant owns the Project land or has other legal long-term interest with the landowner that is satisfactory to the State (see Appendix F).

Land Tenure has the meaning given in clause 27.19(a)(i). Law includes:

Examples of Land Tenure in a sentence

• The Company is to construct a five star hotel with exclusive access to its own golf course on the land shown as lot 1 on the Land Tenure Plan.

• The Company is to construct serviced holiday units, complete with vehicle access, on the land shown as lots 7 and 8 on the Land Tenure Plan.

• The Company is to construct a public access road from ▇▇▇▇▇ Avenue to the Town Centre together with all other roads shown on the Land Tenure Plan.

• A landscaped public car parking area for 950 cars paved with unsealed laterite is to be constructed on the land shown as leased lot E on the Land Tenure Plan.

• The Round Table considers that Law 98-750 of 23 December 1998 on Rural Land Tenure, adopted unanimously by the National Assembly, constitutes a reference in a field that is legally difficult and economically crucial.

• The land shall be subject to prior classification under the private property of the State, pursuant to the Land Tenure and State Land Law in force and the Mining Code, and under the conditions laid down in Annex IV relating to the allotment leasehold.

• Together with that, there is a 1.0% Acquisition Fee on the Land Tenure Lease Extension amount which is assumed to be financed by issuance of Acquisition Fee in Units.

• La Via Campesina (LVC) supported the process on the Land Tenure Guidelines from the beginning.

• Debtor will duly pay all amounts (including rates) from time to time coming due in respect of the Site or the House directly or pursuant to the Land Tenure.

• If there is an inconsistency between the terms of this agreement and the terms of any Land Tenure or Tenure Requirements which means that Queensland Rail or the Operator cannot comply with both this agreement and that Land Tenure or those Tenure Requirements, then the terms of that Land Tenure or those Tenure Requirements (as applicable) prevail to the extent of the inconsistency and the provisions of this agreement will be construed accordingly.

More Definitions of Land Tenure

Land Tenure has the meaning given in clause 27.19(a)(i). Law includes: any statute, ordinance, code, law, by-law, proclamation, rule or regulation or any other subordinate legislation, whether State, Commonwealth or otherwise; the terms of any Authorisation; common law and equity; and any order, circular, requirement, condition, notice, decree, decision, direction or guidelines of any Authority with which the Operator or Queensland Rail (as the case may be) is legally required to comply including any requirement to pay fees and charges, whether now, or at any time in the future, in effect.

Land Tenure simply means a land holding system and the rights derived from the system including those property rights identified and implemented under customary/and or statutory arrangements. The duo land tenure system is often recognised as legal pluralism.