Land Acquisition Ordinance (FlErwV).

The document focuses on the regulations governing the acquisition of agricultural and forestry land in Germany, specifically under the auspices of the Equalization Benefits Act (Ausgleichsleistungsgesetzes). This Ordinance is ensuring that land acquisitions are conducted in accordance with legal provisions, maintaining agricultural use, and protecting local interests. The document outlines several critical measures, including the obligation for acquirers to notify on any changes in land use or ownership within a specified timeframe. It emphasizes the need for compliance with the provisions of the Civil Law regarding the conclusion of contracts and the responsibilities of the acquirer to cover acquisition costs, including taxes and notarial fees. Additionally, it mandates that any changes in the composition of shareholders or significant alterations in land use must be reported. Implementation mechanisms include the requirement for acquirers to submit shareholder lists or relevant documentation at specified intervals, ensuring transparency and compliance with local residency requirements. The document also highlights procedural considerations, such as the need for a formal notification process for any changes in ownership or land use. The text consists of 16 Articles and has 5 Appendixes.