Act No. 90 / 1947 Coll.
Act on the implementation of the library order of the parties to confiscated enemy property and on the modification of certain legal regimes applicable to the allocated property
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90.
Law
of 8 May 1947
on the implementation of the library order of the parties to the confiscated enemy property and on the modification of certain legal regimes relating to the allocated property.
The Constitutional National Assembly of the Czechoslovak Republic decided on this law:
Initial provision.
The scope of the law.
(1) This law applies to the implementation of the library order of the parties to the property confiscated under
1. decree of the President of the Republic of 21 June 1945, No. 12 Coll., on the confiscation and accelerated distribution of agricultural assets of Germans, Hungarians and traitors and enemies of the Czech and Slovak people,
2. the Decree of the Slovak National Council of 23 August 1945, No 104 Coll. on the confiscation and rapid distribution of agricultural assets of Germans, Hungarians, as well as traitors and enemies of the Slovak people, as amended by the Decree of the Slovak National Council of 14 May 1946, No 64 Coll. SNR, and
3. decree of the President of the Republic of 25 October 1945, No. 108 Coll., on the confiscation of hostile property and National Recovery Funds.
(2) Property confiscated is also property covered by Regulation No 104 / 1945 Coll. SNR pursuant to Article 25 thereof.
(3) Unless otherwise provided for, the provisions of this Act on confiscated property shall also apply to agricultural property which a small farmer has surrendered to the State by virtue of Article 2 (1) (b) of the Decree of the President of the Republic of 20 July 1945, No 28 Coll., on the settlement of the agricultural land of Germans, Hungarians and other enemies of the State by Czech, Slovak and other Slavic farmers, in Slovakia pursuant to Article 7 (2) of Regulation No 104 / 1945 Coll. and other immovable property which the previous owner has provided for the purposes of the internal settlement or land-related arrangements.
(1) In this Act the allocated property means agricultural property allocated under Decree No. 12 / 1945 Coll. or under Decree No. 28 / 1945 Coll. or under Decree No. 104 / 1945 Coll. SNR, as amended by Regulation No. 64 / 1946 Coll. SNR, and the immovable property assigned under Decree No. 108 / 1945 Coll. or pursuant to the Act of 14 February 1947, No. 31 Coll., on certain principles in the distribution of hostile assets confiscated under the Decree of 25 October 1945 of the President of the Republic, No. 108 Coll., on confiscation of enemy assets and National Recovery Funds.
(2) Unless otherwise provided for, the provisions of this Allocation Act shall also apply to immovable property confiscated, retained or taken over by the State, or transferred, other than by allocation (paragraph 1), to a new acquirer.
The implementation of the library order.
Jurisdiction
(1) It is appropriate to propose the implementation of the library order:
1. for agricultural property confiscated under Decree No. 12 / 1945 Coll. National Land Fund at the Ministry of Agriculture in Prague;
2. in the case of agricultural property confiscated pursuant to Regulation No 104 / 1945 Coll. SNR, as amended by Regulation No 64 / 1946 Coll. SNR, responsible for agriculture and land reform;
3. for the property referred to in § 18 of Decree No. 108 / 1945 Coll. to the Ministry of Health;
4. for other confiscated property to the settlement authorities and National Recovery Funds in Prague and Bratislava, each in its district.
(2) Where the Fund is further established, this shall mean, unless otherwise provided, the competent authorities referred to in paragraph 1.
(1) In simple cases, in particular if the holding limits do not change, it may be left to the transferee of the allocated property to apply for the implementation of the library order himself.
(2) Similarly, the provision of library order is left to
1. by the Directorate of State Railways, if the property is to be entered in the railway book;
2. national enterprises, if they are for the property which they own. National enterprises may then benefit from the provisions of § 17 of the Decree of the President of the Republic of 24 October 1945, No. 100 of the Coll., on the nationalisation of mines and certain industrial enterprises, or § 14 of the Decree of the President of the Republic of 24 October 1945, No. 101 of the Coll., on the nationalisation of certain undertakings in the food industry.
Marking confiscated property.
(1) Where confiscation has been forfeited in accordance with the provisions laid down in Sections 1, 1 and 2 of the entire library body (all library bodies registered in the same insert) or a co-ownership interest in the library body (Section 32), the court shall, on a proposal from the Fund, indicate in the relevant annex under which the confiscation took place (Section 1, paragraph 1). Neither the applicant nor any other party shall be informed accordingly.
(2) The lots entered in the insert in which the confiscation of the library body has been marked in accordance with paragraph 1 may be entered in another insert without being written off from the current one.
(3) Once the parcels in the insert are all written into other inserts, the insert is cancelled if all defects are already deleted on the load sheet; otherwise only the farm property sheet and ownership sheet shall be closed.
(4) The Fund may at any time propose that the marking referred to in paragraph 1 be removed again.
(5) Mislabelling of confiscation is not prejudicial to persons authorised under library records.
(1) Paragraph 5 applies mutatis mutandis to real estate inserts which have all been surrendered for the purposes set out in Paragraph 1 (3).
(2) The pre-designation library referred to in paragraph 1 shall be responsible for the settlement of real estate liabilities entered in the relevant input pursuant to § 30.
Entry of confiscated property into other inserts.
(1) The parcels of property confiscated in accordance with the provisions laid down in Paragraph 1, paragraphs 1 and 2 shall be entered in other inserts without defects which are still attached to them, unless the Fund proposes otherwise.
(2) The lots of assets surrendered for the purposes referred to in Paragraph 1 (3) may be entered in other inserts without defects if a procedure has been initiated to settle obligations relating to such assets pursuant to § 30 or under the conditions laid down in § 31.
Creating library bodies and creating new inserts.
(1) If there are no special reasons against this, the property allocated in the cadastral territory shall form a single library body and a new insert shall be established for the same person.
(2) Railway land is always included in the current railway book.
Entry of allocations into existing inserts.
Where the right of ownership to the assigned assets is registered in an existing inlay in which there are defects which the assignee does not take over, it shall be indicated that those defects do not affect the assets assigned.
Library requests.
A single request may be requested for the implementation of the library order in the liners of the same cadastral territory even if there are no conditions for the accumulation of library applications.
Bids.
(1) In addition to the allocation (allocation) decisions issued by the Fund, or also in respect of assets confiscated under Decree No. 108 / 1945 Coll., other competent authority, other decisions or declarations of the Fund or other competent authority on the transfer of the confiscated property to another acquirer, the instruments are deposit instruments.
(2) With regard to the assets referred to in Paragraph 1 (3), the deposit note is also the Protocol drawn up with the Fund signed by the owner or his duly authorised representative.
(3) Paragraph 16 of Decree No. 108 / 1945 Coll. is unaffected by this Act.
Geographical documentation for the implementation of the library order.
(1) During the implementation of the library order for confiscated agricultural property, parcels may be provisionally divided and their borders changed (corrected) on the basis of semi-hourly figures, drawn up according to graphic allocation plans and approved by the Ministry of Agriculture, in Slovakia through mandated agriculture and land reforms. The applicability of this advantage shall end on a date to be determined by the Minister of Justice in agreement with the Ministers of the Interior, Finance and Agriculture in Slovakia, either in general or for individual judicial districts, following the statements of the relevant delegates, by a decree published in the Collection of Laws and Regulations.
(2) The semi-guideline shall, as a general rule, be drawn up for the entire cadastral territory on the prints or pictures of the cadastral map or its smaller scale of 1: 5.000, provided that the changes can be clearly indicated. In cadastral areas where the measuring subjects are few and in different places, which are not related, semi-fiche forms may only be prepared for such changes.
(3) Provisional numbering of altered or newly created parcels or new numbering of parcels, designed by the person who has drawn up the semi-annotated outline, shall be examined by the cadastral metering office and shall be accompanied by a validation clause (Section 80 of the cadastral law).
(4) The fund shall submit to the application for the implementation of the library order a two-way compilation, indicating the necessary data on the confiscated and allocated assets according to the current and new situation, and, if so, on the distribution of parcels or the modification (correction) of the existing borders, also a two-way outline for the court and the cadastral metering office.
(5) In Slovakia, in the cadastral territories, which do not yet have new land books, semi-fiche and comparative compilation are to show, in addition to the condition of the land register, the condition according to the old land book.
(6) The details of the work of the comparative assembly and the semi-anonymised outline are laid down by the Ministry of Justice by a decree issued in agreement with the Ministers of Finance and Agriculture.
(1) Semi-hourly figures and comparative compilation (Sections 12 (4) and (5)) are discussed as geometrical (semi-hourly) plans, the difference being that the representation of the boundaries and area of the changed or newly created parcels in public books and land register are provisional.
(2) In the cadastral map and in the public book map, the changes are marked with a pencil, and in the manual cadastral map in the prescribed manner.
(3) In the new library inserts, when the change is written on the farm property sheet (in the Czech and Moravian-Silesian countries in the first department of this sheet), this accuracy is indicated by the fact that the relevant parking number is shown in brackets. This note shall be deleted on the basis of a proposal from the cadastral metering office following the entry of a change in land register operators (§ 14).
(4) The written operator of the land register shall record such changes for a significant extent of them instead of "Record of changes' (§ 87 of the cadastral law) in a manner similar to the registration of changes, with the exception that the" Proz 'mark (red mark) shall be indicated for parcels divided or in their boundaries modified (corrected) in the relevant land sheets and in the parcustoms protocol for each such parcel in the note column. This note shall be deleted after the change has been registered in the land register operators (Section 14).
(1) In the cadastral territories in which the assets allocated have generally been constituted by the merging of the land within the original unchanged holding boundaries, it will examine the changes properly, after which they will focus the divided or revised parcel (s) within their borders (§ 13 (4)) locally competent cadastral metering office in the field work schedules for the management of the land register and arrange for changes to be made in the land register by registration; then notify the library court of changes and designations of changed or newly created parcels with definitive figures (in Slovakia as well as areas of parcels). The Fund shall bear the costs of measuring changes in the holding limits arising from the allocation.
(2) In order to properly record changes in the cadastral territories in which, in the formation of the allocated assets, the merging of land has been linked to the adjustment of holding boundaries and the division of land within the existing holding boundaries, the Fund shall, at a time specified by the Minister of Justice, in Slovakia, after the statement of the delegate of justice, submit to the library court proper geometrical (semi-urgent) plans drawn up within the limits of its own authorisation or on its load by officially authorised civil geometers and complying with the provisions of the cadastral law and regulations issued by it. The Court of First Instance shall ensure that the time limits laid down are respected. If the Fund fails to comply with the deadline set, the cadastral metering office may, at the request of the court, make the changes to be made in order to cover the final costs associated with the execution of field metering including the calculation of the points coordinates required for the imaging work.
(3) The cadastral metering office, within the scope of the relevant cadastral territory, will, upon completion of the work, restore (in Slovakia also the establishment and re-assembly of the land register) the land register. the fund shall contribute a reasonable amount to the payment of the cash cost. Library Regulations in these cadastral territories shall be implemented after the establishment of the cadastral operator and its validity (§ 29, paragraph 3 of the cadastral law).
(4) In Slovakia, the survey shall be carried out, following the focus of the changes referred to in paragraph 2, by the locally competent cadastral metering office of its own staff or by the competent cadastral metering office or by the local surveying engineers. The order of work shall be determined by the library court in agreement with the cadastral metering office. The provisions of paragraphs 1 to 3 shall apply mutatis mutandis to the financial management of expenditure by the Fund.
(5) Details are provided by the Ministry of Finance by a decree issued in agreement with the Ministry of Justice and Agriculture.
Paragraph 12 to 14 applies mutatis mutandis to the implementation of a library order on confiscated non-agricultural property.
Relief in proceedings before a library court.
(1) If the library request has defects for which it cannot be met, the court will return it - except in the case of § 4 - to repair or supplement it. The resolution will not be mentioned in the book.
(2) The resolution which complies with the proposal may be drawn up and drawn up in abbreviated form.
(3) Only the applicant, the new owner, the cadastral metering office and the tax office shall be informed of the processing of an application which does not affect the assets referred to in Article 1 (3). The publication of the other parties may be replaced by the publication of an order on the court record for a period of 30 days; the date of service of such participants shall be the last day of that period by law.
If the library's request for real estate previously registered in the country's records is concerned, it can be met only if the competent regional court confirms that there are no objections to that with regard to the country's records. If the application is not accompanied by such confirmation, the court of the library shall send it, if there are no other defects (§ 16, paragraph 1), the court of the country board and, if it objects, it shall return it to the applicant and inform the court of the library.
If entries made in existing inserts are converted into new inserts in a language other than Czech or Slovak, they are transcribed only in Czech or Slovak.
(1) If new inserts for most of the cadastral property need to be set up in the implementation of the library system, inserts which remain intact may be rewritten into new bundles of land books. Paragraph 18 also applies here.
(2) If this is necessary for the sake of clarity and ease of usability of the land book, the existing inserts, which remain unaffected by the implementation of the library order, as well as the new inserts, may be renumbered.
Relief for supplementing the land book in the Czech and Moravian-Silesian countries.
If, in the course of the implementation of the Library Order, the Land Book is to be supplemented by the registration of a property which has not yet been registered as a public good in any land book, the following concessions shall apply to the management:
1. The investigation of holding and other circumstances shall not take place.
2. The proposal for a new library insert or other library entries shall be interpreted in the court with the invitation to object to the accuracy and completeness of the prepared entries to be declared in the court within the prescribed time limit; the period shall not be less than 14 days. The invitation shall also be made in the municipality in which the property lies and, at the discretion of the court, also in the neighbouring municipalities.
3. If the objections are manifestly unfounded, they shall be rejected by the court. There is no appeal against this, but the law on which the objections were based can be relied upon by the action within three months of the effectiveness of the library entries (No 4). A year shall be determined for the consideration of other objections and, if no agreement has been reached, the court which of the parties is to draw up the agenda and within which period.
4. The court of the Earth can determine the date from which the entries are to have the effect of the library entries, even if not all the objections have been dealt with.
5. The modification procedure shall not take place. However, objections which have not been settled shall be treated as deplorable in the present proceedings (Section 15 et seq. of the Law of 25 July 1871, No 96, on the procedure to be initiated for the modification of land or upper books if they are founded, supplemented, renewed or amended).
(1) The property of a public good bordering only on property confiscated may be added to a plot of land or railway book without prior proceedings to supplement the land book, if the owner of the public good, with the approval of a superior office or authority, confirms that there is no objection to the registration of the public good in the land register, and if it is not possible to establish the ownership of the public good, the local national committee with the approval of the county national committee. This certificate (approval) may be indicated directly on a semi-annotated outline (Section 12).
(2) Persons who could have been objected to the application to supplement the land register with success shall remain entitled to reasonable compensation against the body whose authority issued the certificate referred to in paragraph 1. The claim is applied no later than a year after the implementation of the library order. Reimbursement shall be decided by the district court responsible for the location of the property in an undisputed procedure.
Establishment of advance deposits for the assets assigned.
(1) In the cadastral territory, if the bulk of the real estate is allocated to a larger number of allocations for which new inserts must be established, and if there is a concern that the measurement work (§ 12) necessary for the implementation of the library order will not be carried out in the foreseeable future, the Fund may, on the basis of an allocation note, make a brief request that the ownership of the allocated property be transferred to the deposit, which shall be provisionally established for that purpose.
(2) Otherwise, only the designation of the allocation in the title of sheet A (in the Czech and Moravian-Silesian countries in the title of his first department) will be entered on the farm list, usually by the descriptive number assigned to the estate, housing or the like, on the bill of lading (C) only the limitation of the right of ownership resulting from the law (§ § 23, 24).
(3) Other entries shall be made only when the Fund proposes that the insert be completed on sheet A and, in the case of C, in accordance with the final decision on the allocated assets. Implementation of entries on the sheet And the introduction of the insert is complete and the insert is no longer of its provisional nature.
Adjustment of certain legal ratios applicable to the assets assigned.
Limitation of ownership of the property allocated.
(1) Allocated assets, if not owned by the State, the countries, districts, municipalities or national undertakings, or if they have not been provided for land-use property which is linked to the settlement or other public purposes, may be emigrated between live, real, divided, burdened, smuggled or leased only with the consent of the Fund; legal acts for which the necessary approval has not been given shall be void. This definition also affects the legal successor of the transferee of the allocated assets.
(2) The limitation provided for in paragraph 1 shall not apply:
1. if there is a transfer of property rights between spouses or with parents to children and their spouses and if one person or undivorced spouses acquires ownership rights;
2. If he or she is a spouse for the other husband or child and his or her spouse for the parents;
3. if there is a lease, unless the whole assigned building is rented.
(3) Where the assets allocated pursuant to paragraph 1 are disposed of within 10 years of the date on which they were entered in the public register for the transferee, the transferor shall be obliged to take the fund out for the purposes to which the proceeds of the confiscation are to be used, the difference between the cost of the transfer and the acquisition, reduced by the amount to which the fund will appreciate the improvement of the assets.
(4) The Government may, by regulation, provide for further exemptions from the limitation provided for in paragraph 1 and may, in addition to cases covered by the allocation regulations provided for in Paragraph 6 (2) of Decree No. 108 / 1945 Coll., provide for a certain period of time for which the limitation of the right of ownership of the property allocated to it to be waived.
(5) The provisions of the preceding paragraphs take place at the place of the provisions of § 8 of Decree No. 12 / 1945 Coll., § 5, § 2, sentences 3 and 4 of Decree No. 28 / 1945 Coll., § 22 of Decree No. 104 / 1945 Coll. n. SNR and § 13 of Decree No. 108 / 1945 Coll.
(1) Under the Fund's decision, the transferee is obliged to leave the assets to the State, country, district or municipality for public purposes for which the assets could be expropriated, for compensation determined on the basis of the allocation (taking-over) price, taking into account the status of the assets at the time of surrender; compensation shall be determined in the same way for the property allocated, if otherwise expropriated.
(2) The provisions of the preceding paragraph may not be used if a period of more than five years has elapsed since the date on which the transferee was placed in the public register.
The transfer decisions of the assigned assets to the new acquirer (§ 11 (1) and (2)) may impose additional conditions on the acquirer to ensure that the assigned assets are used for the purpose for which they were assigned.
Paragraph 23 to 25 of the Obligation shall be included in the land register at the same time as the transfer of ownership of the property or, in addition, in the final decision on the transfer of assets to the new acquirer (§ 11, paragraphs 1 and 2).
Deposit of the liens to the assets assigned.
Where the right of ownership for the transferee is applied at the same time to the lien for several claims to which the fund has given its consent and whose programme it has at the same time identified, the programme of registrations shall be governed by this designation and the exchange of the programme shall be recorded in accordance with the decision of the Fund and the proposal for it; the admission of the retreating creditor and property owner shall not be required for the library registration.
The liability of the assigned property.
(1) Repayment arrears (allotment or acceptance price) are subject, even without the library registration of the property assigned to it, to the legal lien on the programme under the statutory lien relating to non-payment of income (general or special), land or home but before all other legal liens which otherwise have the same programme as the arrears of such taxes. The same right of priority applies to up to 20% of the total remuneration (allotment or acceptance price) of the additional charges, in particular interest and interest on late payments, even if they are over three years of age, of the recovery expenses and of the payments made to the transferee of the assets allocated.
(2) The Fund may impose payment orders on obliged persons, within 30 days of the date of receipt of the payment order, on the payment of the payment (allocation or acceptance price) and on the other salaries referred to in paragraph 1 and on the salaries referred to in Article 23 (3). Where written decomposition has been submitted to the payment order within that period, the prescribed amounts may not be recovered. If it has not been submitted within the prescribed time limit, or if it has been rejected, the payment orders, bearing the enforceable clause, shall be enforceable title for judicial or administrative execution.
Auction proceedings concerning the assets assigned.
(1) Until such time as the restriction of property rights has passed by the prohibition of disposal and loading (Paragraph 23), the auction procedure for the assets allocated may be initiated only with the consent of the Fund; consent shall be recognised in the application for the opening of an auction procedure. All the resolutions given for the proceedings are to be delivered to the Fund, even if it is not itself a enforcing creditor.
(2) If the auction was not made by anyone else, the Fund may, in the auction year or, if it does not participate in the auction, within 14 days of being informed of the outcome of the auction, take over the property for the smallest submission at the execution court. In such a case, the court shall grant the case to the State or cancel the auction procedure.
(3) If the auction of a property is made even more difficult by prohibiting the disposal and loading of the highest filing by someone else, the Fund may take over the property by a declaration made during the year or, failing that, by a written declaration made at the execution court within 14 days of being informed of the outcome of the auction. If the auction year fund does not take part, the court shall adjourn the decision on the case until the prescribed 14-day period expires. If, at the time of the year, the Fund, or if it does not participate, takes over the property for the highest bid by an auctioneer, the court shall grant the case to the State or otherwise to the highest bidder.
(4) The auction decree draws attention to the right of the fund to take over the auctioned property for the smallest submission, if not made to others, or to the highest submission made by another auctioneer.
(5) The provisions on the allocation of assets shall apply mutatis mutandis to the treatment of immovable property taken as the smallest or highest submission.
Different provisions.
Removal of defects linked to property taken over for the purposes of internal settlement.
(1) If the fund for the purposes set out in Paragraph 1 (3) of the full library body (all library bodies in the same insert registered), the district court, in whose circumference the property or the bulk of it is, on the proposal of the fund, sets out the general price of the property in accordance with the applicable pricing rules, issued by the Government Decree of 23 June 1933, No 100 Coll., and sets out its sum in an undisputed procedure in accordance with the principles of the Enforcement Order (Law).
(2) The amounts referred to in the schedule order shall be paid by the Fund to the individual beneficiaries, unless otherwise agreed, in cash within 3 months of the date of delivery of the schedule order.
(1) If, for the purposes of Paragraph 1 (3), only certain immovable property or parts thereof are not used to write down such property (s) from the existing deposit without any fault in the consent of the persons for whom library rights are entered in the insert, the Fund shall propose that the defects linked to the existing deposit be transferred as a joint transfer to the deposit into which the assigned property will be entered and confirm that the assigned property has at least the same value as the property (s) written down.
(2) Otherwise, general provisions apply to write-offs without defects in such cases.
(3) The provisions of paragraph 1 may be applied mutatis mutandis to the removal of defects linked to the library body, which have been taken over entirely for the purposes referred to in Paragraph 1 (3), unless the Fund uses the method provided for in Paragraph 30; the defects in the existing insert shall in this case be transferred to the insert to which the assets allocated will be entered.
The real division of property affected by confiscation only partially.
(1) If the confiscation concerns only a joint ownership interest and if there is no agreement on the division of the property, it shall be distributed on a proposal from the Fund or by any of the co-owners in the undisputed proceedings by the district court in whose district the property or the bulk of it is situated.
(2) If it is not possible to divide the property at all, or if it is possible to do so only with considerable impairment, the fund may, if it is not able to allocate the confiscated joint ownership interest to the owners of the shares of the unconfiscated, propose that the court should award the whole property for compensation equal to the general price of the other joint ownership shares. If the property does not produce exactly the shares of the co-owners, the court can create the shares of the co-owners only approximately and the differences in value offset by money, but only if the money to be received by the individual co-owner does not exceed 10 of the 100 value of the share.
(3) If the fund is the whole library body, the provisions of Paragraph 30 apply mutatis mutandis to the settlement of liabilities in it.
(4) In the event of a real division, the court shall reduce the liabilities still linked to the whole property, taking into account the ratio of the value of the part belonging to the fund to the value of the whole property and transfer them, if no other agreement is reached, on the part formed for other joint owners as common defects. In this adjustment, claims which could not be divided well (exchanges, etc.) may be converted into cash claims.
(5) In such cases, the Fund may propose the implementation of the library system and of the parts belonging to the other joint owners.
(6) There is no appeal against the judgment of the Court of the Second Chamber.
Change the boundaries of municipalities and cadastral territories.
(1) If a semi-guideline (§ 12) also contains a proposal to change the boundaries of the municipalities or to change the borders of the cadastral territories, such a change shall be made in the land register at the same time as other changes of official responsibility. The management of the cadastral metering office and the prescribed requirements replace the settlement procedure under Decree No. 28 / 1945 Coll., Slovakia under Regulation No. 104 / 1945 Coll. SNR, as amended by Regulation No. 64 / 1946 Coll. SNR. The district national committee (after hearing the local national committees concerned), the cadastral metering office and the library court shall confirm the agreement on the proposed change in the boundaries of the municipalities and the cadastral territories at that stage or in an annex thereto.
(2) The Regional National Committee will finally allow changes to the boundaries of the municipalities, bearing in mind the safeguarding of the ability of the municipalities to perform their legal tasks properly, after consulting with the authorised representatives of the Financial Office of the II. stools and the II. stool Court.
(3) The Financial Office of the II. stools will allow for the definitive amendment of the boundaries of the cadastral territories following consultation with the authorised representatives of the II. stools.
(4) The Office which has authorised the change of borders (paragraphs 2 and 3) shall indicate this on a semi-annotated outline or in an annex thereto: "The change of boundaries of municipalities and cadastral territories is permitted."
(5) In Slovakia, amendments to the borders (paragraphs 2 and 3) are permitted by the delegation of the interior after consultation with the representatives of the delegates of finance and justice.
The basis for land tax.
Catastrophe Risk Charge before risk mitigation - Total before diversification
Financial benefits.
The legal acts, documents and library entries required for the implementation of Decrees 12 and 28 / 1945 Coll. and Regulation 104 / 1945 Coll. SNR, as amended by Regulation No 64 / 1946 Coll. SNR, as well as for the implementation of this Act, in so far as they concern agricultural property, are exempt from taxes or taxes on enrichment and benefits from the addition of property value.
Transitional and final provisions.
It remains without prejudice to the Decree of the Slovak National Council of 5 September 1946, No 104 Coll. SNR, on the issue of land ownership notices allocated under Regulation No 104 / 1945 Coll. SNR, as amended by Regulation No 64 / 1946 Coll. SNR.
The Minister of Justice may derogate from the provisions of the General Library Act and the Rules of Procedure for Courts in a decree issuing detailed regulations for the implementation of the Library Order under this Act and in particular from the formulas, forms and models of library resolutions and minutes. For Slovakia, these detailed provisions will be issued following the statement of the delegate of justice.
This Act shall take effect on the day of its publication; it shall be carried out by all members of the Government.
Dr Beneš v. r.
Gottwald v. r.
Dr Zenkl v. r.
Ursines v. r.
Fierlinger v. r.
Broad v. r.
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Act No. 90 / 1947 Coll., on the implementation of the library order of parties to confiscated enemy property and on the modification of certain legal regimes applicable to the assigned property |
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| Regulation Type | - |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 10.06.1947 |
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| Effective from | 10.06.1947 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
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