Law No. 169 amending Law No. 18 On land fund.

This Law establishes that land that are part of the public domain are inalienable and imprescriptible. They cannot be introduced into the civil circuit unless, according to the law, they are decommissioned from the public domain. The private domain of the state and, respectively, of the communes, cities, municipalities and counties is made up of the land acquired by them through the methods provided by the law, as well as the decommissioned land, according to the law, from the public domain. Natural persons and legal persons who have been reconstituted or established the right of ownership over agricultural land, according to this law, as well as legal persons who own or manage agricultural land or hold such land in any way, have the obligation to submit to the secretary of the local council a statement in which they will mention the area of agricultural land assigned or, respectively, actually owned, in one or more localities. Natural persons or, as the case may be, their heirs, whose land with forest vegetation, forests, meadows, thickets, pastures and wooded meadows have become the property of the state through the effect of special normative acts, may request the reconstitution of the ownership right and for the difference over 1 ha, but no more than 30 ha, per family.