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- Fiji Ministry of Lands Mineral Resources - Home
The Ministry Headquarters is situated at the iTaukei Trust Fund Building Complex, Nasova in Suva with its three (3) Divisional Offices located at the Fiji Public Service Credit Union building, Gladstone Road in Suva, Lands Department Building in Lautoka and Macuata House in Labasa
- Land Transfer Act [Cap 131] - PacLII
(1) Any person proposing to deal with the proprietor of any land, or any estate or interest therein may, at the time of making an application for a search certificate under the provisions of section 30, with the consent in writing of such proprietor or his agent authorized in writing in that behalf and on stating the particulars of such dealing
- Estate of Late Mr Ram Singh - Subdividing Land in Fiji
If we all agree to subdivide only 2 acres 7 6 perches of land currently sitting between land already subdivided by Joseph (being Lot 1 on CT 23798 and Lot 3 on CT 23798), we may only be
- Land dealings – What you need to know - consumersfiji. org
For State land, it is imperative for consumers to engage the Lands Department to determine the plots available The lands department will have application processes and fee requirements that need to be followed before a consumer is notified of the status of their application
- Fiji Land Law update: Legal requirements for the assignment of . . .
In this legal update we briefly set out the 3 types of Fiji land ownership, and update on a recent development in relation to the requirements for the lawful assignment of iTaukei leases The 3 types of land titles in Fiji are: Freehold, State lease and iTaukei lease
- Buying or dealing in Fiji land | Munro Leys Lawyers Suva Fiji
Land ownership and dealing are regulated in Fiji under the Land Transfer Act 1971 This legislation establishes a system of indefeasible title using the Torrens System, similar to the statutory systems in Australia and New Zealand
- Understanding Property Law in Fiji by Komal Chand on Prezi
What is Property Law in Fiji? Property law in Fiji governs the ownership, use, and transfer of land and property Unlike many countries, land in Fiji is uniquely divided into three main categories, each with distinct rules and regulations
- SECTION 41-CROWN LANDS (LEASES AND LICENCES) REGULATIONS
And the Lessor hereby reserves all precious metals, coals and minerals of every description including crude oil upon or under the said lands with full liberty at all times to search, dig for and carry away such metals, coals and minerals of every description including crude oil and for that purpose to enter upon the said lands or any part thereof
- DON PATERSON AND THE LAW OF THE LAND - University of the South Pacific
The situation in Fiji is slightly different in so far as all land owned by indigenous Fijians (iTaukei) – formerly referred to as Native land, is managed by the iTaukei Land Trust Board on behalf of the land-owning units
- Lease Types Requirements - iTaukei Land Trust Board (TLTB)
To ensure sufficient lands are reserved for the use, maintenance and support of its iTaukei landowners, including the control and management of extinct Mataqali lands
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