Application of Act to Private Land Order
Made 2003-10-31 · Text as of 2026-10-01
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- Language
- English
- Kind
- Regulation
- Organisation
- Caribbean Community (CARICOM)
- Country
- Belize
- Subjects
- Forestry
- Keywords
- timber extraction/logging, authorization/permit, forest management/forest conservation, private land
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130 CAP. 213] Forests CHAPTER213 APPLICATION OF ACT TO PRIVATE LAND ORDER ARRANGEMENT OF PARAGRAPHS 1. Short title. 2. Application. THE SUBSIDIARY LAWS OF BELIZE [ Printed b.y the Governm.ent Printer,] No. I Power Lane, Belmopan, by the authority of the Government of Belize. REVISED EDITION 2003 1. Forests [CAP. 213 CHAPTER213 APPLICATION OF ACT TO PRIVATE LAND ORDER (Section !) This Order may be cited as the APPLICATION OF ACT TO PRIVATE LAND ORDER. 131 Ch. 115. Ch. 176. Short title. 2. The provisions of the Act and of the Rules made thereunder shall apply Application. to: (a) Tower Hill (East) Estate in the Orange Walk District bounded on the North by Miller's Bight Estate and Crown lands, on the East by Xcanha Jib and Estevez Estate, on the South by Broad Reach and Robson's Choice Estates and on the West by New River; (b) Estevez Estate in the Belize and Orange Walk Districts bounded on the North by Tower Hill (East) Estate on the East by Xcanha Jib, Xcanha Crown lands, Rosado Estate and lands of Smith, Gabourel and others, on the South by Northern River, on the South West by Ann Gabourel' s hstate and on the North West by Moll Paunch Shoal and Broad Reach Estates; ( c) Rosado Estate in the Orange Walk District bounded on the North and East by Xcanha Crown lands, on the South by lands of Smith, Gabourel and others and on the West by Estevez Estate. THE SUBSIDIARY LAWS OF BELIZE [ Printed by the Government Printer,] No. 1 Power Lane, REVISED EDITION 2003 Belmopan, by the authority of the Government of Belize.