This Law provides for the Forestry Policy of the State of Rio Grande do Norte. Forestry activities must ensure the maintenance of quality of life and ecological balance and the preservation of genetic heritage, observing the following principles: preservation and conservation of biodiversity; social function of property; compatibility between development and environmental balance; sustained use of renewable natural resources. The State's forestry policy aims to: ensure the conservation of the main phyto-ecological formations; regulate and exploit native plant densities, through their conservation and inspection; control the exploitation, use and consumption of forestry products and by-products; organize afforestation and reforestation activities, especially with regard to the physical and environmental occupation of these undertakings; develop actions with the aim of supplying the demand for forestry products that can be exploited and used; promote the recovery of degraded areas; protect wild flora and fauna; stimulate environmental education and ecological tourism programmes in forest areas and conservation units; promote the conservation of water resources; promote soil conservation and management.

These Regulations establish that moneys credited to the Declared Pest Account under the (Agriculture and Related Resources Protection Act 1976) AARRP Act section 65 may be used under the (Biosecurity and Agriculture Management Act 2007) BAM Act section 138(a) to carry out measures to control declared pests on and in relation to areas for which rates were collected under the AARRP Act.

This Act prohibits the making of feigned conveyances of property including land. The Act also defines legal consequences of such fraudulent alienation of property declared void as against the creditors. Provision is also made for common recoveries by tenants in tail.

This Act makes rules so as to prevent and punish fraudulent conveyances of land that deceive purchasers. Such fraudulent conveyances are declared to be void. Provision is also made in respect conveyances of lands afterwards sold for good consideration.

This Act provides rules relative to the prevention of frauds and perjury in relation with dealings in land. It, among other things, defines the legal effect of leases estates interests of freehold not made in writing, requires surrender or grant of leases or estates of freehold or declarations or creations of trusts of lands to be in writing and concerns some other matters of inheritance.

This Act makes provision for the recording of certain legal deeds and patents and the effect of such recording and prescribes penalties for the selling or mortgaging of land, tenements and hereditaments twice.
The Act sets out certain conditions for a transfer of any freehold or inheritance and defines the legal effect in terms of evidence of the recording of deeds at the Record Office. The Act also provides for the recording of full satisfaction obtained by a mortgagee of any lands or tenements.

This Act makes provision with respect to distress for rent not paid by a tenant to a landlord. It gives powers to a landlord claiming arrears of rent to seize and secure goods of the tenant including crops.

This Act provides rules so as to prevent a debtor to take up money of another person upon mortgage without notice of legal proceedings against the debtor to the mortgagee.

This Act makes provision with respect to goods and chattels that belong to a tenant that has arrears of rent to a landlord and which shall secure compensation for non-payment of such rent and relative execution. Distress or the bringing of actions may also be applied in the case of lease for life.

This Act makes provision for the payment of compensation for withholding of property by persons acting in collusion with tenants and for the recovery of non-paid rent. The Act also makes provision for the renewal of leases without the surrender of land.

This Act makes provision with respect to a simplification in rules regarding redemption and foreclosure of mortgages. The rules concerns satisfaction of costs by mortgagor in actions concerning mortgages or ejectments and the power of Court to compel the mortgagee to surrender the Premises, and legal proceedings regarding extinguishments of a mortgage.

This Act makes provision with respect to distress for rent not paid by a tenant to a landlord and it gives powers to a landlord to distrain and sell goods and chattels fraudulently carried off the premises. The landlord may seize and secure cattle, stock or crops or other product whatsoever, which shall be growing on any part of the demised estates, if the tenant doesn't pay the rent. The Act also provides, among other things, for recovery of rents from under-tenants and prohibits a tenant or lessee to fraudulently remove his or her goods or chattels.

This Act provides rules for the resolution of disputes regarding enclosure of land. It also provides for remedy in case neglect, refusal, or delay of the owner or owners, proprietor or proprietors, of any land or ground so adjoining the tract or parcel of land or ground about to be enclosed, to contribute to costs and repair of post and rail enclosures at joint expense.

This Act regulates the registration of mortgages. All persons holding mortgages or other conditional conveyances of property which shall be made and executed by any person or persons in respect of any property situate in Bermuda shall deposit for registration in the office of the Registrar General a memorandum containing the particulars as set out in section 1. Non registration implies that other persons can mortgage or conditionally convey the same property. Charges on property of company other than on land in Bermuda cannot be registered under this Act.

This Act provides that houses, lands and other hereditaments, and real estate in Bermuda and belonging to an indebted person, shall be liable to and chargeable with all established debts, duties and demands of what nature or kind soever, owing by such person to the State or any private person. The real estate may be used for the satisfaction of debts and shall be subject to remedies, proceedings and process, in any court in Bermuda, for seizing, extending, selling or disposing of such real estate, towards the satisfaction of debts, duties and demands.