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Morcellement Act.

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Type of law
Legislation
Date of original text
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Abstract
This Act shall apply to a morcellement, i.e. the division of a plot of land into two or more lots, but not to subdivision for purposes sale to the Government or a compulsory acquisition under the Land Acquisition Act; a mortgage or a fixed charge; or a sale or a donation of not more than one lot and to a division in kind between co-heirs, ascendants and descendants. The Act establishes the Morcellement Board, which shall assess an application for a morcellement permit by a developer. The application shall be accompanied by a plan prepared by a land surveyor. Where the Minister is satisfied with the recommendations of the Board, he or she shall issue a letter of intent to the developer. The letter of intent shall entitle the developer to execute the infrastructural works. After report by the Board on the execution of the infrastructural works, the Minister may issue a permit. Land for which no permit is issued may not be sold by a developer.
Notes
Consolidated version of Act 28 of 1990 as amended by Amended G.N. 129/00.
Repealed
No
Source language

English

Legislation Amendment
No