Примеры использования Communal ownership на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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ITaukei land is based on the system of communal ownership.
To use communal ownership objects in accordance with their original designation;
It is estimated that approximately 60 per cent of indigenous communities have communal ownership.
In sub-Saharan Africa, for example, communal ownership may be vested in lineages or clans.
We conduct legal due diligence of a privatization object in state or communal ownership.
Once he abandoned the land,it reverted to communal ownership, and anyone could take it up for themselves.
Transfer to communal ownership and technical maintenance of a preschool educational institution for 320 places in microdistricts.
Transfer of social infrastructure facilities to communal ownership or privatization thereof;
Iii Encourage communal ownership systems(rather than individual titling) where local communities have a need for them;
It is also important for the highland peoples that communal ownership be made possible.
Before the annexation of the Crimea, the City Council of Sevastopol would not transfer the building to the Catholic community,since it was not in the state but in communal ownership.
The exceptions to the above are the lands in state or communal ownership where the rent shall be paid only in cash.
That law had aimed to impose a moratorium on evictionsof indigenous people and to find a solution to legalize their communal ownership or rehouse them.
Let it be clearly understood that indigenous peoples' communal ownership is not analogous to individual ownership as defined in the Civil Code.
Citizens for satisfaction of the necessities can use the objects of right of state and communal ownership under the law.
As it turned out, a pretext to transfer the building to communal ownership is the lack of city administration documents confirming the SDA church to own the house.
In order to satisfy their needs citizens can avail themselves of the benefits of State and communal ownership in accordance with the law.
Article 64 establishes the right of indigenous peoples to communal ownership of land, the area and quality of which must be adequate for the maintenance and development of their characteristic ways of life.
Draft on the approval of rules for management of ownerless wastes recognized by a court's decision received in communal ownership in Kurmangazinsky district.
In 2001, the Civil and Commercial Court of Jujuy Province recognized the communal ownership rights of over 200 families belonging to the Quera and Agua Caliente peoples over the land they occupy in the Department of Cochinoca in the northern portion of Jujuy Province.
Indigenous peoples living in forests possess clearly defined rights to land and natural resources,including communal ownership of their ancestral lands.
Under article 64, on"Communal Ownership", in chapter V, entitled"Indigenous peoples", the indigenous peoples have the right to communal ownership of land, the area and quality of which must be adequate for the maintenance and development of their characteristic ways of life.
The indigenous populations to which this law pertained were guaranteed communal ownership of the natural resources on their native lands.
A better approach would be to encourage communal ownership systems, to strengthen customary land tenure systems and to reinforce tenancy laws, as recommended by the Commission on Legal Empowerment of the Poor and the African Union Framework and Guidelines on Land Policy in Africa.
Instituted in the early 1930s, it has survived for seven decades, triumphing over individualism, kinship favouritism andpolitical pressures to promote communal ownership and control over a vital production resource.
For example, projects which depend on the recognition of indigenous communal ownership or which involve land acquisition, require prior documentation, prepared by experts, of indigenous patterns of land use and occupation.
Both conservative and liberal parties tend to favor private ownership of property, in opposition to communist, socialist and green parties,which favor communal ownership or laws requiring social responsibility on the part of property owners.
According to international standards and practice,indigenous people have a sui generis right to communal ownership of the land, territories and natural resources which they have traditionally used or occupied, that is, in accordance with their culturally distinct patterns of use and occupation Declaration, arts. 24- 29; ILO Convention No. 169, arts. 13- 17.
Antiquated or inequitable titling systems and the loss of documentation can render a just resolution of resulting disputes over ownership of particular lands difficult to achieve,particularly where previous customary norms and communal ownership are not adequately reflected in statutory law.
Work is continuing to transfer the territories of empty military bases to communal ownership or to place them under the management of other central Government authorities.