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"Privately owned mineral rights may only be disposed of after negotiation and subject to compensation according to the principles of the Expropriations Act," it said in a statement in Pretoria.
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Expropriations had been served on four landowners and the other two had been due to receive their on Wednesday.
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Expropriations normally take effect only after the publication of a presidential decree in the Official Gazette or if the National Assembly approves a measure.
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Rimbey resident Joe Anglin says the Province doesn't need Bill 19, because the issues it covers are already under the Expropriations Act and the Surface Rights Act. He says the Bill takes away a long list of constitutional rights.
unknown title 2009
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Expropriations normally take effect only after the publication of a presidential decree in the Official Gazette or if the National Assembly approves a measure.
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Expropriations of ROW were conducted unfairly, with farmers being paid a mere $40K per acre.
Tyee - Home 2009
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The chart below outlines some of the key features of both the LACP and the Expropriations Act. We are committed to a fair, open and transparent process and believe we've met this test through our LACP, which strikes a fair balance between the needs of property owners, Hydro One and Ontario's electricity ratepayers.
Orangeville 2009
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Devaluation of Bolivar, Expropriations Present Risks as Companies Seek Growth.
Venezuela Roils Multinationals Dana Mattioli 2011
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Features LACP Voluntary Settlement Process Expropriations Act www. hydroonenetworks.com / brucetomilton
Orangeville 2009
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(LACP) may provide for compensation entitlements that exceed those provided for in the Expropriations Act ".
Orangeville 2009
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