This document provides an overview of Ukrainian law regarding the creation and functioning of industrial parks. It defines key terms and establishes the legal framework. It specifies that industrial parks can be created on state, communal, or private lands by public authorities, local governments, or private landowners/leaseholders. It outlines procedures for selecting land, developing infrastructure, and selecting a management company. The main points are:
1) Industrial parks are intended to promote economic development and investment by providing dedicated areas for industrial activity with supporting infrastructure.
2) The law defines terms like "initiator," "management company," and "participant" and establishes the legal rights and obligations of these entities.
3) Industrial parks can be created on
This document is Mongolia's Minerals Law, which regulates prospecting, exploration, and mining of mineral resources within Mongolia. It defines key terms, classifies mineral deposits, and establishes requirements for license holders. The law affirms that mineral resources belong to the state but can be licensed to other entities. It also addresses state ownership and participation in strategic mineral deposits determined through state-funded exploration.
This document summarizes the key provisions of Mongolia's Law on Land from 2002. It establishes that all land in Mongolia is owned by the state except land given to citizens for ownership. It classifies land into categories including agricultural land, land in urban areas, land for infrastructure, forest land, and water resources land. It outlines the authorities and responsibilities of government bodies including the State Ikh Khural, Cabinet, and local governments in managing land use, planning, and dispute resolution according to the principles of public oversight, unified territories, fairness, and sustainable use.
mine lawas mineral excavation in indiaVadde Ramesh
The document summarizes mine laws in India. It discusses that mine laws are classified into two categories - regulation and development, and safety and welfare of miners. The key acts governing mines are the Mines and Minerals (Regulation and Development) Act of 1957 and the Mines Act of 1952. Minerals are classified as major or minor. Major minerals require approval from central government for concessions, while states regulate minor minerals. The document outlines procedures for obtaining prospecting licenses and mining leases, restrictions on area concessions, royalty rates, and important mine legislation in India.
This document is Mongolia's Land Law, which establishes classifications and regulations regarding land ownership, possession, and use. It defines key terms and establishes principles for land governance, including maintaining territorial integrity and ensuring equitable access. The law establishes that all land is state property except where granted to citizens for ownership. It classifies land into categories including agricultural, urban, roads and networks, forests, water resources, and special needs. Foreign citizens and entities can access land through use contracts. Citizens, companies and organizations must pay land fees to possess or use land.
Mozambique mining law no 20 2014, dated 18 August 2014Vinod Sao
The Mining Law 20/2014 of 18 Aug 2014, (an unofficial English version) promulgated on 22 Aug 2014 replacing Mining Law 14/2002 in Mozambique. However, Art 83 saves provisions of this law in relation to mining contracts that were in force prior to 22 August 2014.
For investment in Mozambican project is now subject to Provisions laid under Chapter VII- Article 62 which requires prior approval of the Govt.
Art 62.1 The transfer of rights and obligations conferred under mining holding permits and/or mining rights to an affiliate or a third party must be made in accordance with Mozambican law and is subject to approval by the Government.
Art 62.2. This provision also applies to other direct and indirect transfers of participation interests, permits and/or mining rights, including the transfer of shares or other forms of participation.
Other Key changes brought in the New Mining Law are-
• new mining contracts must provide for State participation in the mining operations (no minimum of maximum percentage participation is specified),
• introduction of local content requirements; non-nationals must "associate" themselves with a Mozambican national in order to provide goods and services to mining operators,
• introduction of domestic supply obligations that give the Government the right to buy minerals at market price for use in the local industry - if Mozambique's commercial interests so require,
• all transfers of mining rights, whether direct or indirect, are subject to approval by the Ministry of Mineral Resources (MIREM),
• introduction of signing bonuses for mining concessions awarded through public tender;
• details of new mining contracts must be published in Mozambique's Official Gazette,
• discontinuation of the tax stabilization provision which featured in the previous mining law. The New Mining Law explicitly excludes matters relating to tax from mining contracts.
• reduction of the maximum period for exploration licences from 10 to 8 years, and
• mining concession holders to start production within 48 months of the issuance of a mining concession. Under the previous law, production had to be started within 36 month of the issuance of a DUAT (right to use and enjoy land) and an environmental permit.
This document is the Maharashtra Project Affected Persons Rehabilitation Act of 1999. It outlines (1) the establishment of a Chief Controlling Authority to oversee rehabilitation efforts in each revenue division, (2) the duties of the Chief Controlling Authority and Collector to coordinate rehabilitation, ensure speedy rehabilitation of affected persons, and submit reports to the government, and (3) the duties of Project Authorities to provide civic amenities in new settlements and take measures for rehabilitation under Collector supervision.
Instruction PMO NLMA Management of State and Communal Land Eng, unoff. translLIWG-Laos
This document provides instructions on the management of state and communal land in Laos. It defines key terms like state land, communal land, and land utilization rights. It establishes a system for registering state and communal land parcels and legal documents related to land transactions. It outlines procedures for granting state land utilization rights, including criteria for eligibility and the responsibilities of different agencies in authorizing utilization rights. The overall aim is to implement laws and policies on land management in a centralized and uniform manner across the country.
This document is the Payment of Bonus Act of 1965 which provides for the payment of bonus to employees in certain establishments based on profits or productivity. Some key points:
- It applies to factories and other establishments with 20 or more employees. State governments can extend it to establishments with 10-19 employees.
- It defines terms like accounting year, allocable surplus, appropriate government, and establishes rules around calculating available surplus for bonus payments.
- It applies to accounting years starting 1964 onward for most states, and 1968 onward for Jammu and Kashmir. Establishments remain covered even if employee numbers fall below thresholds later.
This document is Mongolia's Minerals Law, which regulates prospecting, exploration, and mining of mineral resources within Mongolia. It defines key terms, classifies mineral deposits, and establishes requirements for license holders. The law affirms that mineral resources belong to the state but can be licensed to other entities. It also addresses state ownership and participation in strategic mineral deposits determined through state-funded exploration.
This document summarizes the key provisions of Mongolia's Law on Land from 2002. It establishes that all land in Mongolia is owned by the state except land given to citizens for ownership. It classifies land into categories including agricultural land, land in urban areas, land for infrastructure, forest land, and water resources land. It outlines the authorities and responsibilities of government bodies including the State Ikh Khural, Cabinet, and local governments in managing land use, planning, and dispute resolution according to the principles of public oversight, unified territories, fairness, and sustainable use.
mine lawas mineral excavation in indiaVadde Ramesh
The document summarizes mine laws in India. It discusses that mine laws are classified into two categories - regulation and development, and safety and welfare of miners. The key acts governing mines are the Mines and Minerals (Regulation and Development) Act of 1957 and the Mines Act of 1952. Minerals are classified as major or minor. Major minerals require approval from central government for concessions, while states regulate minor minerals. The document outlines procedures for obtaining prospecting licenses and mining leases, restrictions on area concessions, royalty rates, and important mine legislation in India.
This document is Mongolia's Land Law, which establishes classifications and regulations regarding land ownership, possession, and use. It defines key terms and establishes principles for land governance, including maintaining territorial integrity and ensuring equitable access. The law establishes that all land is state property except where granted to citizens for ownership. It classifies land into categories including agricultural, urban, roads and networks, forests, water resources, and special needs. Foreign citizens and entities can access land through use contracts. Citizens, companies and organizations must pay land fees to possess or use land.
Mozambique mining law no 20 2014, dated 18 August 2014Vinod Sao
The Mining Law 20/2014 of 18 Aug 2014, (an unofficial English version) promulgated on 22 Aug 2014 replacing Mining Law 14/2002 in Mozambique. However, Art 83 saves provisions of this law in relation to mining contracts that were in force prior to 22 August 2014.
For investment in Mozambican project is now subject to Provisions laid under Chapter VII- Article 62 which requires prior approval of the Govt.
Art 62.1 The transfer of rights and obligations conferred under mining holding permits and/or mining rights to an affiliate or a third party must be made in accordance with Mozambican law and is subject to approval by the Government.
Art 62.2. This provision also applies to other direct and indirect transfers of participation interests, permits and/or mining rights, including the transfer of shares or other forms of participation.
Other Key changes brought in the New Mining Law are-
• new mining contracts must provide for State participation in the mining operations (no minimum of maximum percentage participation is specified),
• introduction of local content requirements; non-nationals must "associate" themselves with a Mozambican national in order to provide goods and services to mining operators,
• introduction of domestic supply obligations that give the Government the right to buy minerals at market price for use in the local industry - if Mozambique's commercial interests so require,
• all transfers of mining rights, whether direct or indirect, are subject to approval by the Ministry of Mineral Resources (MIREM),
• introduction of signing bonuses for mining concessions awarded through public tender;
• details of new mining contracts must be published in Mozambique's Official Gazette,
• discontinuation of the tax stabilization provision which featured in the previous mining law. The New Mining Law explicitly excludes matters relating to tax from mining contracts.
• reduction of the maximum period for exploration licences from 10 to 8 years, and
• mining concession holders to start production within 48 months of the issuance of a mining concession. Under the previous law, production had to be started within 36 month of the issuance of a DUAT (right to use and enjoy land) and an environmental permit.
This document is the Maharashtra Project Affected Persons Rehabilitation Act of 1999. It outlines (1) the establishment of a Chief Controlling Authority to oversee rehabilitation efforts in each revenue division, (2) the duties of the Chief Controlling Authority and Collector to coordinate rehabilitation, ensure speedy rehabilitation of affected persons, and submit reports to the government, and (3) the duties of Project Authorities to provide civic amenities in new settlements and take measures for rehabilitation under Collector supervision.
Instruction PMO NLMA Management of State and Communal Land Eng, unoff. translLIWG-Laos
This document provides instructions on the management of state and communal land in Laos. It defines key terms like state land, communal land, and land utilization rights. It establishes a system for registering state and communal land parcels and legal documents related to land transactions. It outlines procedures for granting state land utilization rights, including criteria for eligibility and the responsibilities of different agencies in authorizing utilization rights. The overall aim is to implement laws and policies on land management in a centralized and uniform manner across the country.
This document is the Payment of Bonus Act of 1965 which provides for the payment of bonus to employees in certain establishments based on profits or productivity. Some key points:
- It applies to factories and other establishments with 20 or more employees. State governments can extend it to establishments with 10-19 employees.
- It defines terms like accounting year, allocable surplus, appropriate government, and establishes rules around calculating available surplus for bonus payments.
- It applies to accounting years starting 1964 onward for most states, and 1968 onward for Jammu and Kashmir. Establishments remain covered even if employee numbers fall below thresholds later.
The petitioner Board of Trustees for the Port of Kandla challenged the levy of non-agricultural assessment on lands belonging to them by the State of Gujarat. The lands in question were originally owned by the Central Government and were transferred to the Board of Trustees for the administration, management and control of the Kandla port under the Major Port Trusts Act, 1963. The court held that the lands continued to be the property of the Union of India and were only vested in the Board of Trustees for purposes of administration. As such, the lands were exempt from State taxation under Article 285(1) of the Constitution. The petition was allowed.
This document is the introduction to the Geographical Indications of Goods (Registration and Protection) Act of 1999 in India. It establishes a Registry for Geographical Indications, with the Controller-General of Patents, Designs and Trade Marks appointed as the Registrar. The Registrar may appoint other officers to assist with duties related to registering geographical indications. The head office of the Registry will be in a location specified by the Central Government.
The document outlines rules related to apartment ownership and maintenance in Uttar Pradesh, India. It defines key terms and outlines forms and processes. Form A is a declaration form that promoters must submit with details of the property like ownership, building plans, apartments, common areas, and ownership shares. Undertakings must also be submitted by new apartment owners to comply with covenants. The rules establish procedures for amendments to declarations and permissions for legal complaints regarding violations.
1. The document lists important dates related to apartment ownership acts in India from 1950 to 1987.
2. Key acts passed include the Maharashtra Ownership Flats Act (1963), Maharashtra Apartment Ownership Act (1970), Haryana Apartment Ownership Act (1983), and the Andhra Pradesh Apartments Act (1987).
3. These acts aimed to regulate construction and sale of apartments, provide individual ownership rights over apartments, and address duties and liabilities of promoters. However, some early acts had limited scope or ignored promoter responsibilities.
Topic 5 on Land Acquisition by my lecturer, Madam Kamilah. This topic will talk about the concept of land acquisition in Malaysia based on National Land Code and the Land Acquisition Act 1960.
Doing agricultural business in Ukraine legal aspects by DLF, Ukraine agricultureChristine Khariv
Agriculture is an important sector for Ukraine, providing 14% of GDP and over 3 million jobs. Recent legal reforms aimed to simplify doing agricultural business by cancelling over 20 licenses and revising others. This document provides an overview of key Ukrainian laws regarding agricultural business, including those relating to land ownership and leasing, employment, and taxation. It notes Ukraine's moratorium on the sale of agricultural land until 2017 and outlines legal requirements and considerations for land transfers, leasing agreements, hiring employees, and paying taxes as a single taxpayer. The information is intended to help potential investors and businesses operating in Ukrainian agriculture.
Ukraine Agriculture: Doing Agricultural Business in Ukraine 2016Christine Khariv
This document provides an overview of the key legal regulations pertaining to agribusiness in Ukraine. It discusses the sale and purchase of agricultural land, outlining restrictions such as a moratorium on the sale of state-owned agricultural land until 2017. It also covers leasing of agricultural land, employment relations on farms, taxation for agricultural businesses under the single tax, and protections for foreign investment in the agricultural sector. The document is intended to help potential investors and agriculture enterprises understand the legal framework for conducting agricultural business in Ukraine.
The document is a set of frequently asked questions (FAQs) from the Ministry of Housing & Urban Poverty Alleviation, Government of India regarding the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016. It contains 32 questions and answers that provide clarification on various provisions and terms defined in the Act. The FAQs cover topics such as the status and implementation of the Act, definitions of key terms, registration requirements for real estate projects and agents, and compliance procedures for promoters.
Federal Law No. 244-FZ of September 28, 2010igorod
This document outlines Federal Law No. 244-FZ of September 28, 2010 on the Innovation Centre Skolkovo in Russia. It establishes the Innovation Centre Skolkovo to expand scientific research and commercialization through management companies. The law defines concepts related to the project such as the management company, project participants, and establishes rules for infrastructure development and land use on the Centre's territory. It gives management companies ownership over land and infrastructure to lease to project participants, and tasks them with maintaining the territory and providing necessary services and permits.
This document summarizes Mongolia's law on petroleum from 1991. It outlines provisions regarding ownership of petroleum resources, licensing and regulation of petroleum operations, contractual terms between the government and private contractors, production sharing, cost recovery, and dispute resolution. Key points include:
- Petroleum resources belong to the Mongolian state. Private entities can engage in exploration and extraction through contracts with the government.
- The government regulates petroleum activities and licenses contractors through its petroleum authority. Contracts must meet requirements on resource extraction, training local personnel, environmental protection, and safety.
- Contract terms address exploration periods, production rights, royalties, taxes, production sharing, and cost recovery limits for
The document describes plans for an industrial park located in Dnipro, Ukraine. It provides details on the location, including proximity to transportation hubs. The total area of the park will be 60 hectares, with 35 hectares designated as an industrial zone. The park aims to attract manufacturing and promote investment in Dnipro. It will include various types of developments like industrial buildings, commercial and office space, and residential complexes. The management company will oversee arranging the park and engaging participants according to the concept and business plan. The Ukrainian government supports industrial parks through incentives like tax exemptions and infrastructure funding.
This document outlines regulations for the Skolkovo Innovation Center project in Russia. It establishes that the project aims to create an autonomous research and development complex. It defines key terms related to the project such as management company, project members, research activities, and area infrastructure. It also describes rules for the use of land and property at the innovation center site and establishes the management company's responsibilities for supporting the area infrastructure.
This document outlines Law No. 2 of 1971 concerning mines and quarries in Libya. It discusses provisions around exploration licenses and investment contracts for mineral and stone materials. Key points include:
- All mineral materials in Libya are considered state property and require permission to explore or exploit.
- The Ministry of Industry and Mineral Wealth regulates investment in mines and quarries.
- Exploration licenses for up to 6 months and search licenses for up to 4 years can be granted.
- Priority is given to the land owner and Libyan nationals in obtaining licenses.
- Seizure of mines/quarries is allowed in emergencies, with compensation.
The document discusses intellectual property (IP) policies in Jordan. It provides an overview of Jordan's IP laws covering various areas like patents, trademarks, copyrights, and more. Key points include Jordan strengthening IP laws in recent years to promote innovation and economic development. Various government entities and stakeholders in Jordan have also developed their own IP policies tailored to their missions. In 2006, Jordan established a national commission for intellectual property to further encourage IP management practices. The document then focuses on patents, defining them and outlining Jordan's patent application and granting process. It explains how patents can motivate research and development by protecting inventors and allowing further research on patented inventions.
This document provides an overview of Ukraine's Law on Public-Private Partnership from 2010. Some key points:
- Public-private partnerships in Ukraine involve cooperation between public partners (state, local governments) and private partners (legal entities, sole proprietors) based on a contract.
- The law establishes the legal framework for public-private partnerships and defines their key characteristics like long-term relationships, risk sharing, and private investment.
- Public-private partnerships can be used in various sectors like infrastructure, healthcare, tourism and more. They can involve private partners in functions like design, financing, construction and operation.
The industrial property_act_2019_mauritiuskashishworld
The Industrial Property Act 2019 has been recently passed by the Mauritius Parliament on 30th July 2019 with an objective of updating and strengthening Intellectual Property Protection in a way that is harmonized to deal with the challenges faced in the present globalized economy.
1. The document discusses the history and process of patent filing and granting in India. It traces the evolution of patent laws in India from 1856 to the present.
2. The typical patent process involves filing an application, examination by the patent office, potential revisions or amendments, and eventual grant of exclusive rights to the inventor for a limited period of time in exchange for public disclosure of the invention.
3. There are different types of patents including utility patents, design patents, and plant patents that protect new and useful processes, designs for manufactured articles, and plant varieties respectively.
The document presents a concept for the creation of an industrial park called "CENTRAL" in Kremenchuk, Ukraine. The initiator of the project is the Kremenchuk City Council. The industrial park aims to attract investment, introduce modern technologies, and become a leader in industrial production in the region. It will have five sectors focusing on various industries like engineering, logistics, IT, and alternative energy. The 168.55 hectare park is expected to generate over $422 million USD in investment and create over 3,500 new jobs. It will improve the local economy and standards of living.
Vietnam Law on Tendering - Number 61 2005-QH11IFAD Vietnam
NATIONAL ASSEMBLY SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM
No. 61-2005-QH11
LAW ON TENDERING
National Assembly of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam Legislature XI, Session 8 (from 18 October until 29 November 2005)
The document discusses various aspects of intellectual property rights (IPR) in India, including:
1. The process of registering IPRs in India involves application, examination, objections, and opposition periods before final registration.
2. Several laws govern different types of IPRs, including the Patent Act of 1970, Copyright Act of 1957, Designs Act of 2000, and Trade Marks Act of 1999.
3. The National IPR Policy aims to recognize and encourage innovation, set up an implementation system, and incorporate global best practices in India.
The petitioner Board of Trustees for the Port of Kandla challenged the levy of non-agricultural assessment on lands belonging to them by the State of Gujarat. The lands in question were originally owned by the Central Government and were transferred to the Board of Trustees for the administration, management and control of the Kandla port under the Major Port Trusts Act, 1963. The court held that the lands continued to be the property of the Union of India and were only vested in the Board of Trustees for purposes of administration. As such, the lands were exempt from State taxation under Article 285(1) of the Constitution. The petition was allowed.
This document is the introduction to the Geographical Indications of Goods (Registration and Protection) Act of 1999 in India. It establishes a Registry for Geographical Indications, with the Controller-General of Patents, Designs and Trade Marks appointed as the Registrar. The Registrar may appoint other officers to assist with duties related to registering geographical indications. The head office of the Registry will be in a location specified by the Central Government.
The document outlines rules related to apartment ownership and maintenance in Uttar Pradesh, India. It defines key terms and outlines forms and processes. Form A is a declaration form that promoters must submit with details of the property like ownership, building plans, apartments, common areas, and ownership shares. Undertakings must also be submitted by new apartment owners to comply with covenants. The rules establish procedures for amendments to declarations and permissions for legal complaints regarding violations.
1. The document lists important dates related to apartment ownership acts in India from 1950 to 1987.
2. Key acts passed include the Maharashtra Ownership Flats Act (1963), Maharashtra Apartment Ownership Act (1970), Haryana Apartment Ownership Act (1983), and the Andhra Pradesh Apartments Act (1987).
3. These acts aimed to regulate construction and sale of apartments, provide individual ownership rights over apartments, and address duties and liabilities of promoters. However, some early acts had limited scope or ignored promoter responsibilities.
Topic 5 on Land Acquisition by my lecturer, Madam Kamilah. This topic will talk about the concept of land acquisition in Malaysia based on National Land Code and the Land Acquisition Act 1960.
Doing agricultural business in Ukraine legal aspects by DLF, Ukraine agricultureChristine Khariv
Agriculture is an important sector for Ukraine, providing 14% of GDP and over 3 million jobs. Recent legal reforms aimed to simplify doing agricultural business by cancelling over 20 licenses and revising others. This document provides an overview of key Ukrainian laws regarding agricultural business, including those relating to land ownership and leasing, employment, and taxation. It notes Ukraine's moratorium on the sale of agricultural land until 2017 and outlines legal requirements and considerations for land transfers, leasing agreements, hiring employees, and paying taxes as a single taxpayer. The information is intended to help potential investors and businesses operating in Ukrainian agriculture.
Ukraine Agriculture: Doing Agricultural Business in Ukraine 2016Christine Khariv
This document provides an overview of the key legal regulations pertaining to agribusiness in Ukraine. It discusses the sale and purchase of agricultural land, outlining restrictions such as a moratorium on the sale of state-owned agricultural land until 2017. It also covers leasing of agricultural land, employment relations on farms, taxation for agricultural businesses under the single tax, and protections for foreign investment in the agricultural sector. The document is intended to help potential investors and agriculture enterprises understand the legal framework for conducting agricultural business in Ukraine.
The document is a set of frequently asked questions (FAQs) from the Ministry of Housing & Urban Poverty Alleviation, Government of India regarding the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016. It contains 32 questions and answers that provide clarification on various provisions and terms defined in the Act. The FAQs cover topics such as the status and implementation of the Act, definitions of key terms, registration requirements for real estate projects and agents, and compliance procedures for promoters.
Federal Law No. 244-FZ of September 28, 2010igorod
This document outlines Federal Law No. 244-FZ of September 28, 2010 on the Innovation Centre Skolkovo in Russia. It establishes the Innovation Centre Skolkovo to expand scientific research and commercialization through management companies. The law defines concepts related to the project such as the management company, project participants, and establishes rules for infrastructure development and land use on the Centre's territory. It gives management companies ownership over land and infrastructure to lease to project participants, and tasks them with maintaining the territory and providing necessary services and permits.
This document summarizes Mongolia's law on petroleum from 1991. It outlines provisions regarding ownership of petroleum resources, licensing and regulation of petroleum operations, contractual terms between the government and private contractors, production sharing, cost recovery, and dispute resolution. Key points include:
- Petroleum resources belong to the Mongolian state. Private entities can engage in exploration and extraction through contracts with the government.
- The government regulates petroleum activities and licenses contractors through its petroleum authority. Contracts must meet requirements on resource extraction, training local personnel, environmental protection, and safety.
- Contract terms address exploration periods, production rights, royalties, taxes, production sharing, and cost recovery limits for
The document describes plans for an industrial park located in Dnipro, Ukraine. It provides details on the location, including proximity to transportation hubs. The total area of the park will be 60 hectares, with 35 hectares designated as an industrial zone. The park aims to attract manufacturing and promote investment in Dnipro. It will include various types of developments like industrial buildings, commercial and office space, and residential complexes. The management company will oversee arranging the park and engaging participants according to the concept and business plan. The Ukrainian government supports industrial parks through incentives like tax exemptions and infrastructure funding.
This document outlines regulations for the Skolkovo Innovation Center project in Russia. It establishes that the project aims to create an autonomous research and development complex. It defines key terms related to the project such as management company, project members, research activities, and area infrastructure. It also describes rules for the use of land and property at the innovation center site and establishes the management company's responsibilities for supporting the area infrastructure.
This document outlines Law No. 2 of 1971 concerning mines and quarries in Libya. It discusses provisions around exploration licenses and investment contracts for mineral and stone materials. Key points include:
- All mineral materials in Libya are considered state property and require permission to explore or exploit.
- The Ministry of Industry and Mineral Wealth regulates investment in mines and quarries.
- Exploration licenses for up to 6 months and search licenses for up to 4 years can be granted.
- Priority is given to the land owner and Libyan nationals in obtaining licenses.
- Seizure of mines/quarries is allowed in emergencies, with compensation.
The document discusses intellectual property (IP) policies in Jordan. It provides an overview of Jordan's IP laws covering various areas like patents, trademarks, copyrights, and more. Key points include Jordan strengthening IP laws in recent years to promote innovation and economic development. Various government entities and stakeholders in Jordan have also developed their own IP policies tailored to their missions. In 2006, Jordan established a national commission for intellectual property to further encourage IP management practices. The document then focuses on patents, defining them and outlining Jordan's patent application and granting process. It explains how patents can motivate research and development by protecting inventors and allowing further research on patented inventions.
This document provides an overview of Ukraine's Law on Public-Private Partnership from 2010. Some key points:
- Public-private partnerships in Ukraine involve cooperation between public partners (state, local governments) and private partners (legal entities, sole proprietors) based on a contract.
- The law establishes the legal framework for public-private partnerships and defines their key characteristics like long-term relationships, risk sharing, and private investment.
- Public-private partnerships can be used in various sectors like infrastructure, healthcare, tourism and more. They can involve private partners in functions like design, financing, construction and operation.
The industrial property_act_2019_mauritiuskashishworld
The Industrial Property Act 2019 has been recently passed by the Mauritius Parliament on 30th July 2019 with an objective of updating and strengthening Intellectual Property Protection in a way that is harmonized to deal with the challenges faced in the present globalized economy.
1. The document discusses the history and process of patent filing and granting in India. It traces the evolution of patent laws in India from 1856 to the present.
2. The typical patent process involves filing an application, examination by the patent office, potential revisions or amendments, and eventual grant of exclusive rights to the inventor for a limited period of time in exchange for public disclosure of the invention.
3. There are different types of patents including utility patents, design patents, and plant patents that protect new and useful processes, designs for manufactured articles, and plant varieties respectively.
The document presents a concept for the creation of an industrial park called "CENTRAL" in Kremenchuk, Ukraine. The initiator of the project is the Kremenchuk City Council. The industrial park aims to attract investment, introduce modern technologies, and become a leader in industrial production in the region. It will have five sectors focusing on various industries like engineering, logistics, IT, and alternative energy. The 168.55 hectare park is expected to generate over $422 million USD in investment and create over 3,500 new jobs. It will improve the local economy and standards of living.
Vietnam Law on Tendering - Number 61 2005-QH11IFAD Vietnam
NATIONAL ASSEMBLY SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM
No. 61-2005-QH11
LAW ON TENDERING
National Assembly of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam Legislature XI, Session 8 (from 18 October until 29 November 2005)
The document discusses various aspects of intellectual property rights (IPR) in India, including:
1. The process of registering IPRs in India involves application, examination, objections, and opposition periods before final registration.
2. Several laws govern different types of IPRs, including the Patent Act of 1970, Copyright Act of 1957, Designs Act of 2000, and Trade Marks Act of 1999.
3. The National IPR Policy aims to recognize and encourage innovation, set up an implementation system, and incorporate global best practices in India.
This document summarizes new rules introduced by the Government of Bangladesh regarding land allotment by the Dhaka Improvement Trust. The key points are:
1. A new rule (13A) has been added that allows the Trust to allot plots to individuals who have made remarkable contributions to government or public service, as determined by the government.
2. Allotments under the new rule can only be made if an application is submitted and the government recommends the allotment.
3. The new rule is being added notwithstanding provisions in Chapter 1 of the original rules, but is still subject to the conditions of Rule 9 regarding current land ownership.
This Law defines the legal framework for the regulation and organization of
collection, disclosure, and dissemination of information to ensure transparency and
corruption prevention in extractive industries in Ukraine.
This Law is aimed at fulfilling Ukraine’s international obligations concerning its
accession to the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) and implementing
the European Union’s legislative acts with respect to increasing business transparency
in extractive industries, namely Directive 2013/34/EU of the European Parliament and
of the Council on the annual financial statements, consolidated financial statements
and related reports of certain types of undertakings, amending Directive 2006/43/
EC of the European Parliament and of the Council and repealing Council Directives
78/660/EEC and 83/349/EEC, and Directive 2013/50/EU of the European Parliament
and of the Council amending Directive 2004/109/EC of the European Parliament
and of the Council on the harmonization of transparency requirements in relation to
information about issuers whose securities are admitted to trading on a regulated
market, Directive 2003/71/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council on the
prospectus to be published when securities are offered to the public or admitted to
trading and Commission Directive 2007/14/EC laying down detailed rules for the
implementation of certain provisions of Directive 2004/109/EC.
Lecture 8 ib 404 institutional framework for international businessMahir Jawad
The TRIPS Agreement aims to reduce distortions and impediments to international trade by establishing common international rules on intellectual property protection. It covers copyrights, trademarks, geographical indications, industrial designs, patents, layout designs of integrated circuits, and undisclosed/trade secret information. The TRIPS Agreement sets minimum standards for protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights and allows members to implement more extensive protection. It seeks to balance intellectual property protection with public policy interests like health and development.
This document summarizes Mongolia's Law on Concessions, which regulates granting concessions over state and local property. Key points:
1. It defines concessions as exclusive rights to possess, operate, create and renovate state/local assets to provide basic services via agreements.
2. It establishes different types of concessions like Build-Operate-Transfer.
3. It outlines the process for creating a list of concession items, organizing tenders to grant concessions, and the roles and powers of different government entities in managing concessions.
4. It specifies rules around ownership rights related to concession items, activities prohibited for government, and procedures for announcing and conducting tenders.
The document is an ordinance from Pakistan's Ministry of Law regarding registered designs. It establishes rules for registering industrial designs. Some key points:
- It repeals and re-enacts previous laws on protecting industrial designs.
- A design can be registered if it is new or original. Registration is not allowed if a design is the same as one already registered in Pakistan or published elsewhere.
- An application for design registration must be filed with the Patent Office in the prescribed form and manner. The Registrar may refuse, modify, or approve applications.
- Registered designs receive protection from unauthorized copying and sale of articles with the registered design. The ordinance establishes procedures and criteria for design registration and protection
Environmental Justice:Challenges, Access and Necessity of National NetworkNafeesa Shamsuddin
Environmental Justice:Challenges, Access and Necessity of National Network
Author : Iqbal Kabir, Lawyer from Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association (BELA)
This was presented in the Public Interest Litigation Workshop which was held by the Advocacy Unit of ASK in August 2013
This document provides an unofficial translation of Mongolia's Law on Minerals. Some key points:
- It defines terms related to mineral exploration and mining such as prospecting, exploration, mining claims, license types, and deposit classifications.
- It establishes state ownership of mineral resources and the government's powers to regulate the sector and participate in strategic deposits.
- It outlines licensing requirements and procedures, the duties of regulatory agencies, and rules around reserving areas for future exploration or resolving disputes.
- The document aims to regulate mineral exploration and mining in Mongolia in accordance with the country's constitution and relevant laws.
MALYUTYNTSI VILLAGE
Pyriatyn district
Strategic development plan
The main strategic document that defines main development directions of Malyutyntsi village council, Pyriatyn district on the medium- and long term perspective is a strategic development plan.
Rural community understanding the necessity to preserve the village and its development intends to create favorable environment for successful implementation of investment projects and guaranteeing individuals and businesses support at their placing on the territory of Malyutyntsi village council.
Developer of the strategic plan is the state budget institution "Poltava Regional Center for Investment and Development."
Consultative support has been granted by the economic department of Pyriatyn District State Administration, scientific and industrial trading company "Cobra LTD", the city of Cherkasy and Regionmica German consulting company (Berlin).
The validity of the strategic plan - 7 years.
The document provides information about Malyutyntsi village, including its history, current population and industries. A SWOT analysis identifies strengths like its proximity to major transport routes, but also weaknesses such as lack of signage and poor infrastructure. Key sectors are identified as agriculture, landscaping, and trade. Problems facing the village include low wages, lack of investment, and poor roads, utilities, and waste management. The strategic plan aims to improve living standards and cultural/spiritual development through attracting investors and implementing goals over 7 years.
Головним стратегічним документом, що визначає основні напрямки розвитку Малютинської сільської ради Пирятинського району на середньо та довгострокову перспективи – є Стратегічний план розвитку.
Сільська громада розуміючі необхідність збереження села та його розвитку має намір створити сприятливе середовище для успішної реалізації інвестиційних проектів і гарантувати приватним особам та підприємствам свою підтримку при їх розміщенні на території Малютинської сільської ради.
Розробник стратегічного плану-державна бюджетна установа "Полтавський регіональний центр з інвестицій та розвитку".
Консультаційна підтримка – управління економіки Пирятинської райдержадміністрації, науково-виробнича торгова фірма "Кобра ЛТД", м. Черкаси та німецька консалтингова компанія «Regionomica» (Берлін).
Термін дії стратегічного плану - 7 років.
The investment passport provides an overview of the key economic and investment opportunities in Poltava region of Ukraine. It highlights the region's competitive advantages such as its central location and transport infrastructure, industrial growth rates, skilled workforce from its education institutions, and potential in agriculture, mining and manufacturing. The document contains detailed information on the region's demographics, human resources, economic sectors, property market, education system and international trade relations to support potential investors.
The document is an investment passport for Poltava Oblast in Ukraine created by the State Agency for Investment and National Projects of Ukraine. It provides an overview of the region's competitive advantages and investment opportunities. Section 1 describes the region, covering its geography and climate, demographics, human resources, education system, economic potential, success stories, transportation and communications infrastructure, socio-cultural sphere, and ratings. It aims to disclose and realize the region's investment potential by providing qualitative and up-to-date information to investors.
This document is an issue of the Journal of the Manager Training Programme of the German Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology. It highlights several stories, including:
1) The successful launch of the "Fit for Business with China" training programme in Beijing and Jiangsu province, which provided 11 German executives insights into business opportunities in China.
2) Honoring four current and former GIZ staff members in Moscow for their 15 years of work on the Russian Presidential Programme, which the German Manager Training Programme contributes to.
3) Extending cooperation with Belarus and intensifying trade cooperation between Germany and Uzbekistan through the Manager Training Programme.
1. LAW OF UKRAINE
On Industrial Parks
This Law shall specify legal and organizational framework for creation and functioning of the
industrial parks in the territory of Ukraine with the aim of providing economic development and
increasing competitiveness of the territories, boostering of investment activities, creation of new jobs,
development of modern production and market infrastructure.
Section I
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Article 1. Terms and Definitions
1. The terms used in this Law shall have the following meanings:
1) selection of territories for the industrial park means a set of organizational, legal, planning
and other activities of the public bodies and the local authorities on search, buyout, allocation and
siting in the locality of a land parcel free from construction or with constructions assigned for creation
of the industrial park;
2) economic activities within the industrial park means economic activities of the participants,
a management company and an initiator of the industrial park creation on conditions of the agreements
on creation and functioning of the industrial parks and/or on economic activities within the boundaries
of the industrial parks;
3) industrial (production) park (hereinafter referred to as ‘industrial park’) means a territory
identified by the initiator of the industrial park creation according to the town-planning documents
and equipped with the appropriate infrastructure where the participants of the industrial park may
perform their economic activities in the sphere of industrial production, research activities, activities in
the sphere of information and telecommunication on the conditions specified by this Law and the
agreement on economic activities within the boundaries of the industrial park;
4) initiator of the industrial park creation (hereinafter referred to as ‘initiator’) means the
public authorities, the local government bodies, which in compliance with the Constitution of Ukraine
shall enjoy the rights of the land owner on behalf of the Ukrainian people and which according to the
law shall be vested with the authority to dispose of land, as well as a legal or a physical person - the
owner or the lease holder of the land parcel, which may be used and proposed by him for creation of
the industrial park;
5) management company of the industrial park (hereinafter referred to as ‘management
company’) means a legal person irrespective of its organizational form created according to the laws of
Ukraine and selected in compliance with this Law, with which the initiator concluded an agreement on
creation and functioning of the industrial park;
6) infrastructure development of the industrial park means implementation of a set of
measures and services on preparation of the land plots, designing, construction, reconstruction,
refurbishment and arrangement of the objects of engineering and transport infrastructure and other
objects by the management company and/or the creation initiator according to the conditions of the
Agreement on creation and functioning of the industrial parks and the Law of Ukraine On Regulation
of Town-Planning Activities with the aim of creating appropriate conditions for performing economic
activities;
7) authorized state power body means the central executive power body on providing
2. implementation of the state policy in the sphere of investment activities and management of the
national projects;
8) participant of the industrial park (hereinafter referred to as ‘participant’) means an
economic entity of any form of ownership registered at the administrative territory of Ukraine where
the industrial park is created, who legally acquired the right for the land parcel within the industrial
parks and concluded with the management company the agreement on economic activities within the
boundaries of the industrial park in compliance with its concept.
Article 2. Legislation about the Industrial Parks
1. The Constitution of Ukraine, the Civil Code of Ukraine, the Commercial Code of Ukraine,
the Land Code of Ukraine, the Tax Code of Ukraine, the Customs Code of Ukraine, this Law, the Law
of Ukraine On Regulation of Town-Planning Activities and other legislative acts of Ukraine and
international agreements of Ukraine recognized by the Parliament of Ukraine as mandatory shall
comprise the legal framework for creation and functioning of the industrial parks.
2. If the international agreements of Ukraine recognized by the Parliament of Ukraine as
mandatory specify rules differing from the ones specified by this Law the rules of the international
agreements shall take precedence.
Article 3. Scope of the Law
1. This Law shall be applicable for the relations arising in connection with creation, functioning
and liquidation of the industrial parks on the basis of using the land parcels, natural resources, property
units and integral property complexes by the participants for implementing their economic activities.
2. This Law shall not be applicable for the activities of economic entities which do not meet the
requirements of this Law.
Article 4. Fundamentals for Creation and Functioning of the Industrial Parks
1. Creation and functioning of the industrial parks in the territory of Ukraine shall be based on
the following fundamentals:
free access to the information on the opportunities for creation of the industrial parks;
2) competitiveness in selection of the management company on the lands of the state and
communal ownership;
securing the rights for the land parcels within the boundaries of the industrial park;
4) state support for creation of the industrial parks;
5) state incentives for attracting investments to the industrial parks.
2. Functional purpose of the industrial park shall be specified by the concept of the relevant
industrial park.
3. Specifics of the legal regulation depending on the functional purpose of the industrial park
and relevant obligations of the creation initiator and the management company of the industrial park
shall be stipulated by the agreement on creation and functioning of the industrial park.
Section II
RIGHT FOR CREATION OF THE INDUSTRIAL PARKS
Article 5. Right for Creation of the Industrial Parks on the Lands of the State and Communal
Ownership
1. The public authorities, the local government bodies, which in compliance with the
3. Constitution of Ukraine enjoy the rights of the land owner on behalf of the Ukrainian people and
which according to the law shall be vested with the authority to dispose of land as well as lease holders
of the land parcels who meet the requirements of this Law for using these land plots for the industrial
park shall have the right for creation of the industrial parks.
Article 6. Right for Creation of the Industrial Parks on the Private Lands
1. Owners or lease holders of the land parcels who meet the requirements of this Law for using
these land plots for the industrial park shall have the right for creation of the industrial parks in the
private lands.
Article 7. Specifics for Creation of the Industrial Parks on the Leased Lands
1. The industrial parks may be created on the leased lands by the initiative of the lease holders
after introduction of appropriate amendments to the land lease agreement and making a decision on
approval of the concept of the industrial park by the lease holder.
Section III
SELECTION, USE AND CONSTRUCTION OF PRODUCTION FACILITIES OF THE
INDUSTRIAL PARKS
Article 8. Requirements to the Land Parcel within the Boundaries of the Industrial Park
1. The land parcel planned to be used for creation and functioning of the industrial park may be
located either within or outside the boundaries of the settlements and meet the following requirements:
1) should belong to the industrial lands;
2) be suitable for industrial use regarding conditions and restrictions specified in the town-
planning documents;
3) area of the land parcel or a total area of a cluster of the adjacent land parcels shall be at least
15 ha and not more than 700 ha.
Article 9. Conditions for Using the Land Parcel within the Industrial Park
1. The land parcels within the industrial park in the state and communal lands shall be used
with observance of the following conditions:
1) a period of using the land parcels within the industrial park should be al least 30 years from
the day of decision made for creation of the industrial park;
2) use of the land parcels within the industrial park should meet sanitary-epidemiological and
ecological requirements .
Article 10. Selection of the territory for the industrial park
1. The state power bodies and local government bodies shall select the territory for the
industrial park in the state and communal lands regarding requirements of this Law.
2. Selection of the territory for creation the industrial park in the state and communal lands
shall be funded from the state or local budget as well as from attracted investments, private investors
and from other sources not forbidden by the law.
Article 11. Legal Forms and Procedure for Using Land Parcels within the Boundaries of the
Industrial Parks
1. The participants may use the land parcels within the boundaries of the industrial park in the
legal forms specified by the Land Code of Ukraine.
2. The management company that acquired the right for the land lease of the land for creation
4. of the industrial park as specified by the law shall provide these land parcels for ownership or sub-
lease to the participants with the right of their development according to the land legislation of Ukraine.
3. If two or more potential participants claim for one and the same land parcel, the management
company shall organize a tender for selection of the participants regarding the concept of the industrial
park.
4. The land parcel within the boundaries of the industrial park from the state or communal
lands free from construction shall be provided to the management company on conditions of the land
lease as specified by the law.
5. If the industrial park is created on the private lands, the rights for using these land parcels
may be provided to the participants of the industrial park by the initiators of its creation in the forms
and by the procedures specified by the law.
6. If the land lease holder acts as the initiator of the industrial park creation, the relevant land
parcel or its part shall be provided to sub-lease directly to the participants according to the laws of
Ukraine.
7. The land parcels within the boundaries of the industrial shall be provided to the participants
for construction and servicing of the real estate objects necessary for economic activities.
8. Money received from sale of the state and communal land parcels in the territory of the
industrial park shall be deposited to the relevant budgets as specified by the Budget Code of Ukraine
and the Budget Law of Ukraine for the corresponding year.
Article 12. Sources for Funding Infrastructure Development of the Industrial Park
1. Means of the state and local budgets allocated as appropriate in the amounts specified
by the legislation, cash of private investors including the public-private partnership financial facilities,
attracted cash including bank credits and means of other financial organizations, monies from other
sources not forbidden by the law may the sources for construction of production facilities of the
industrial park.
Section IV
PROCEDURE AND CONDITIONS FOR CREATION OF THE INDUSTRIAL PARKS
Article13. Initiators of Creation of the Industrial Parks
1. The state power bodies, the local government authorities, legal or physical persons who have
the right for creation of the industrial parks in the state and communal lands according to this Law may
be the initiators of creation of the industrial parks.
Article 14. Creation of the Industrial Park and its Inclusion to the Register of Industrial Parks
1. The initiator of creation of the industrial park shall make a decision on its creation on the
basis of the industrial park concept approved in compliance with this Law.
2. The initiator during three calendar days from the day of making decision on creation of the
industrial park shall be entitled to submit a copy of the decision on creation of the industrial park and
the industrial park concept to the authorized power body.
3. Information of the created industrial parks shall be open with access provided by the
authorized power body.
4. The decision on creation of the industrial park shall be the ground for concluding an
agreement on creation and functioning of the industrial park between the initiator and the management
company.
5. In order to provide the state support specified by section VIII of this Law the authorized
5. power body shall create and maintain the Register of Industrial Parks to where the industrial parks
shall be included upon application of the initiators. The industrial park may be included to the Register
of Industrial Parks on conditions that there is no integral property complex allowing production within
the boundaries of the industrial park.
6. The state support shall be provided to the initiators, management companies and participants
of the industrial parks included in the Register of Industrial Parks.
Article 15. List of Documents Required for Inclusion of the Industrial Park to the Register of
Industrial Parks
1. For making a decision on inclusion of the industrial park to the Register of Industrial Parks
the initiator of creation of the industrial park shall submit the following documents to the authorized
power body:
1) an application on inclusion of the industrial park to the Register of Industrial Parks;
2) a decision of the initiator on creation of the industrial park;
3) a concept of the industrial park; 6
4) an extract from the State Land Cadastre on the land parcel and the title certificates for the
real property objects located on it;
5) a name of the management company and participants (if available).
Article 16. Decision on Inclusion of the Industrial Park to the Register of Industrial Parks
1. The authorized state power body shall consider the application and the supporting documents
submitted by the initiator during 30 calendar days from the date of their submission. As a result of
such consideration the authorized state power body shall make a decision on inclusion or refusal to
include the industrial park to the Register of Industrial Parks with appropriate justification.
2. A decision on refusal to include the industrial park to the Register of Industrial Parks shall
not restrict the opportunity for the repeated application of the initiators of creation of the industrial
parks to the Register of Industrial Parks.
3. The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine shall specify the procedure for making a decision on
inclusion of the industrial park to the Register of Industrial Parks.
4. The decision on inclusion of the industrial park to the Register of Industrial Parks shall
indicate the following:
1) a name of the industrial park;
2) an initiator of the industrial park creation;
3) a period for which the industrial park is created;
4) a location, an area and cadastre numbers of the land parcels on which the industrial parks is
created.
5. The authorized state power body shall during three working days from making a decision on
inclusion of the industrial park to the Register of Industrial Parks notify in writing the central state
power body in the sphere of taxation, the central state power body in the sphere of customs, relevant
local state administrations on the initiator and participants of the industrial park in question.
Article 17. The Industrial Park Concept
6. 1. The initiator of creation of the industrial park shall develop and approve the concept of the
industrial park indicating the following:
1) a name of the industrial park;
2) an initiator of the industrial park creation;
3) aim and task of creation of the industrial park and its functional purpose;
4) location and area of the land parcel;
5) period for which the industrial park is created;
6) requirements to the participants of the industrial park;
7) estimate total level of consumption of the power resources, water etc;
8) a plan of the industrial park development;
9) estimate resources (financial, material, technical, labor, natural etc.), necessary for creation
and functioning of the industrial park, anticipated sources of their obtaining;
10) an organizational model of the industrial park functioning;
11) expected results of the industrial park functioning;
12) other information as the initiator chooses to submit.
2. The initiator of the creation shall approved the concept of the industrial park by making a
relevant decision.
Article 18. Selection of the Management Company of the Industrial Park
1. The initiator shall select the management company of the industrial park on the state or
communal land on the competitive basis by organizing a tender as specified by this Law.
2. The initiator shall independently select the management company of the industrial park if it
is created on the private land.
3. If the initiator is the lessee of the land parcel, he shall select the management company
independently in consultations with the lessor.
Article 19. Organizing and Conducting the Tender on Selection of the Management Company
for the Industrial Park
1. The initiator shall organize and conduct the open tender for selection of the management
company.
2. The initiator of the industrial park creation shall:
1) approve the conditions for the tender for selection of the management company;
2) approve the tender commission, its composition and operating procedures;
3) prepare the tender documents;
4) announce the open tender in the mass media;
5) specify procedure for paying the registration fee whose size may not exceed one thousand of
7. tax-free minimal incomes of the citizens;
6) confirm the receipt of the application for participation in the tender in writing;
7) provide the bidders with all necessary information (documents) for preparation of the
bidding proposals for tender;
8) make a decision on admission (non-admission) of the bidders to participate in the tender
with explanation of the reasons for refusal; 8
9) notify the bidders on admission (non- admission) to participate in the tender.
Failure to submit the required information with the application to participate in the tender,
submission of the incomplete or misleading information may the reasons for refusal to participate in
the tender for selection of the management company.
3. Information of announcement of the tender for selection of the management company shall
contain information on the following:
1) subject, which the initiator of the industrial park creation;
2) the concept of the industrial park;
3) conditions of the tender approved by the умов initiator of the industrial park creation;
4) land parcels reserved for creation of the industrial park;
5) objects located on the land parcel (list, characteristics etc.);
6) period for which the industrial park is created;
7) the body providing additional information;
8) a size of the registration fee.
The registration fee shall be paid by transferring money to the bank account of the initiator of
the industrial park creation and used for organization and preparation of the tender event.
Upon request of the bidder the initiator of the industrial park creation shall provide the
necessary additional information on the concept of the industrial park, the land parcel and the objects
located on it.
4. The bids for participation in the tender shall be submitted during 30 days from its
announcement.
The application for participation in the tender shall contain:
1) full mane of the bidder and his location;
2) a business-plan of the industrial park;
3) information that confirm capacity of the bidder to provide appropriate functioning of the
industrial park, history of experience and information about technological and organizational capacity
to provide such activity;
4) other data specified by the conditions of the tender.
5. Bids, documents and materials submitted by the bidders shall be submitted during 30 days
from the last day specified by submission of the bids.
The tender commission shall consider the bids submitted by the bidders admitted for
participation, documents and materials with proposals on conditions for creation of the industrial park, 9
determine their compliance with the conditions of the tender and prepare conclusions on identifying
8. better conditions for creation and functioning of the industrial parks.
6. The initiator of the industrial park creation shall not consider the bids submitted after expiry
of the submission period.
7. The bidder that proposes the best conditions for creation and functioning of the industrial
park shall be recognized as the winner of the tender according to its conditions.
8. If there is only one bid submitted for the tender, the bidder may be recognized the winner
provided that the conditions of the tender specified by the initiator are met while the tender shall be
deemed conducted.
9. The initiator shall make a decision on the winner during ten days from the last day specified
by consideration of the bids.
10. Notification about the winner of the tender shall be sent to the winner not later than during
five days from the day of the decision.
11. The initiator of creation of the industrial park shall conclude an agreement with the tender
winner on creation and functioning of the industrial park after negotiation of all conditions of the
agreement but not later that during 10 days from the winner announcement.
Article 20. Confidentiality of the Bids
1. Information contained in the bids submitted to the tender on selection of the management
company for creation and functioning of the industrial park shall be confidential and not subject to
disclosure to the third persons and other bidders.
2. The results of the bidders assessment shall not be disclosed before conclusion of the
agreement on creation and functioning of the industrial park except the cases specified in the law..
Section V
AGREEMENT ON CREATION AND FUNCTIONING OF THE INDUSTRIAL PARK
Article 21. Conclusion and Period of the Agreement on Creation and Functioning of the
Industrial Park
1. The agreement on creation and functioning of the industrial park shall be concluded between
the initiator of the industrial park creation and the legal person selected according with this Law and
acquiring the status of the management company after signing this agreement.
2. Period of the agreement on creation and functioning of the industrial park shall be
established for the period for which the industrial park is created.
3. Period of the agreement may be changed upon consent of the parties within the period for
which the industrial park is created. After expiry of the agreement validity the period of the agreement
may be extended for the period specified by the parties.
4. A form of the standard agreement on creation and functioning of the industrial park shall be
approved by the central body of the executive power responsible for formulation of the state polict in
the sphere of investment activities. 10
Article 22. Essential Conditions of the Agreement on Creation and Functioning of the
Industrial Park
1. Essential conditions of the agreement on creation and functioning of the industrial park shall
be as follows:
1) the subject of the agreement;
9. 2) the period of the agreement;
3) cadastre numbers, location and size of the land parcels for creation of the industrial park;
4) terms and conditions for infrastructure development of the industrial park;
5) terms and conditions for research activities in the industrial park;
6) terms and conditions for attracting participants;
7) terms and conditions for providing rights for the participants on land parcels and real
property objects within the industrial park;
8) terms and conditions for providing services and rights to use the engineering and transport
infrastructure;
9) terms and conditions for insuring the assets of the initiator received for use by the
management company;
10) legal regulation of the property created by the management company within the industrial
park as well as the property owned by the initiator and transferred for use;
11) composition and procedure for providing report by the management company to the
initiator and the authorized state power body;
12) procedure for entering into force for this agreement but not later than from the day of its
signing.
2. Amendments to the agreement on creation and functioning of the industrial park shall be
introduced upon mutual consent of the parties.
3. Reorganization of the management company, a legal person, shall not be the ground for
dissolution of the agreement on creation and functioning of the industrial park.
4. The following documents shall comprise an inseparable part of the agreement:
1) a decision on creation of the industrial park;
2) a concept of the industrial park;
3) a business plan of the industrial park.
Article 23. Termination of the agreement on creation and functioning of the industrial park
1. The agreement on creation and functioning of the industrial park shall be
terminated in the event of expiry of the agreement validity period if the parties fail to arrange its
continuation for the period for which the industrial park is created.
2. The agreement on creation and functioning of the industrial park may be terminated preterm
upon the following events:
1) essential violation of its agreement obligations by one of the parties;
2) liquidation of the management company by the decision of the court including the
bankruptcy case.
3. In case of termination of the agreement on creation and functioning of the industrial park the
management company shall be entitled to return to the initiator the land parcels not alienated for the
participants as well as the objects of title on the conditions specified in the agreement. If the
10. management company damaged the land parcels of the initiator, deteriorated or destroyed the objects
of the engineering and transport infrastructure or other property of the initiator located within the
industrial park, the management company shall reimburse the losses it there is a proof that the losses
were inflicted as a result of action or inaction of this company.
4. In case of termination of the agreement on creation and functioning of the industrial park
within the period for which the industrial park is created, the initiator shall select the management
company according to this Law.
5. In case of preterm termination of the agreement on creation and functioning of the industrial
park after signing the new agreement the management company shall be obliged during five working
days to sign agreements on economic activities within the industrial park with all participants on the
conditions that do not deteriorate their standing in comparison with the previous agreements.
6. In the period between the day of termination of the agreement on creation and functioning of
the industrial park and the day of signing agreements on economic activities within the industrial park
between the management company and the participants the status of the industrial parks participants
shall remain without changes.
Article 24. Acquiring and Loss of the Status of Management Company of the Industrial Park
1. The legal person shall acquire the status of the management company from the day of
singing the agreement on creation and functioning of the industrial park. The initiator of the industrial
park creation shall during three working days notify in writing the authorized state power body on the
legal person acquiring a status of the management company. If the industrial park is included into the
Register of Industrial Parks, the authorized state power body shall during three working days notify in
writing the central state power body in the sphere of taxation, the central state power body in the
sphere of customs, relevant local state administrations on the legal person acquiring a status of the
management company.
2. The legal person shall lose the status of the management company from the day of
termination of the agreement on creation and functioning of the industrial park. The initiator of the
industrial park creation shall on the same day notify the central state power body on the loss of the
status of the management company by the legal person. If the industrial park is included into the
Register of Industrial Parks, the authorized state power body shall on the same day notify the central
state power body in the sphere of taxation, the central state power body in the sphere of customs,
relevant local state administrations on the loss of the status of the management company by the legal
person. 12
Section VI
MAIN RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE INITIATOR AND THE MANAGEMENT
COMPANY. FUNCTIONS OF THE AUTHORIZED STATE POWER BODY
Article 25. Rights and obligations of the initiator of the industrial park creation
1. The initiator shall have the right to:
1) control observance of the terms and conditions of the concluded agreements by the
management company;
2) provide the management company with the right for infrastructure development of the
industrial park and/or management (operation) of the objects located within the boundaries of the
industrial park;
3) demand from the management company to stick to the industrial park concept and meet the
conditions of the agreements concluded with the initiators of the industrial park creation;
4) receive from the management company on the quarterly basis reports on functioning of the
industrial park;
11. 5) demand from the management company to remove violations taken place during operation
of the industrial park;
6) demand from the management company to reimburse the losses in the case of deterioration
of the objects or damage of the land parcel resulted from the action or inaction of the management
company;
7) buyout the property of the management company within the boundaries of the industrial park,
in the event of preterm dissolution of the agreement on creation and functioning of the industrial park
as a matter of priority;
8) upon request of the management company take measures for extending the boundaries of the
industrial park if there is no place for location of new participants within the available territory.
2. The initiator of the industrial park creation shall be obliged to:
1) provide necessary arrangements in the territory of the industrial park according to the
conditions of the agreement on creation and functioning of the industrial park;
2) provide the management company and/or the participants with the right for the land patrcels,
the available objects of the engineering and transport infrastructure and other objects located within the
boundaries of the industrial park;
3) keep the commercial secret of the management company;
4) not interfere in the economic activities of the management company and the participants;
5) consider proposals of the management company on permitting essential improvements of the
property transferred to the management company;
6) control observance of the industrial park concept; 13
7) if the management company is not in place, submit reports on the results of the
industrial park functioning to the authorized state power body;
8) when concluding the agreement on creation and functioning of the industrial park specify in
its conditions an opportunity for the employees citizens of Ukraine including those dismissed from the
state or communal enterprise due to its liquidation with subsequent transfer of its property to the use of
the management company to take part in the activities related to creation and functioning of the
industrial park.
3. The initiator of the industrial park creation shall have also other rights and obligations
specified by the agreement on creation and functioning of the industrial park and the effective
legislation.
Article 26. Rights and Obligations of the Management Company of the Industrial Park
1. The management company shall have the right to:
1) perform economic activities in compliance with the law and due regard of the specifics of
this Law;
2) regarding the requirements of the land legislation sublease the leased land parcel or its part
within the boundaries of the industrial park to the participants with the right to perform construction
works;
3) create condition for switching (linking) the participants to the engineering networks and
communications;
4) demand dissolution of the agreement if the initiator violates its terms and conditions with
12. subsequent reimbursement of the losses resulted from such violation;
5) for continuation of the validity period of the agreement in case of fulfillment of its
conditions;
6) for receiving payment for the produced commodities (goods, services) according to the
conditions of the agreement;
7) contract the third persons to perform works and provide services within the boundaries of
the industrial park;
8) receive every quarter the reports on implementation of the agreement conditions from the
participants unless otherwise is provided by the agreement;
9) initiate consideration of the issue on extension of the industrial park boundaries if it is
impossible to locate new participants within the existing boundaries.
2. The management company shall be obliged to:
1) meet the conditions of the agreement on creation and functioning of the industrial park;
2) provide necessary arrangements in the territory of the industrial park according to the
conditions of the agreement on creation and functioning of the industrial park;
3) provide implementation of the industrial park business plan; 14
4) attract participants of the business park and conclude the required contracts with them;
5) independently or on instruction of the participants to obtain permits and approvals in state
power bodies, local government bodies including for building production facilities and other facilities
required for economic activities within the boundaries of the industrial park, to represent the interests
of the participants in dealing with the authorization state bodies, agencies, enterprises, institutions and
organizations;
6) apply for essential improvements of the property transferred by the initiator for use to the
management company;
7) keep in the appropriate condition the land parcel, the engineering and transport infrastructure
and other objects located within the industrial park and transferred according to the relevant
agreements, provide appropriate conditions for their use;
8) after expiry of the agreement validity period transfer the land parcel along with the
infrastructure objects located on it to the initiator of the industrial park creation unless otherwise is
provided by the agreement;
9) submit every quarter the reports on the functioning of the industrial park to the initiators of
the industrial park creation and the authorized state power body;
10) keep commercial secret of the initiator of industrial park creation.
3. The management company shall have also other rights and obligations specified by the
agreement on creation and functioning of the industrial park and the effective legislation.
Article 27. Functions of the Authorized State Power Bodies
1. The authorized state power body shall:
1) on a quarterly basis receive from the management company the results of functioning of the
industrial park;
13. 2) apply to the state power bodies, agencies, enterprises, institutions and organizations on the
issues related to creation and functioning of the industrial parks;
3) provide favorable conditions for creation and functioning of the industrial parks;
4) maintain the Register of the Industrial Parks;
5) perform monitoring of the industrial park functioning;
6) provide information and consultation support for the initiators and management companies
of the industrial parks and facilitate attraction of other participants in various ways;
7) provide access to the public information related to the activity of the industrial park;
8) inform the central body of executive power in the sphere of tax policy, the central body of
executive power in the sphere of customs policy and local state administrations on the initiators of the
industrial park creation, the management companies and the participants of the industrial park in the
cases specified by this Law;
9) provide the management companies and the initiators of the industrial park creation –
economic entities with interest-free credits (loans), non-repayable target financing from the funds
specified by the State Budget of Ukraine for a certain year for infrastructure development of the
industrial parks.
2. The authorized state power body shall perform other functions specified by the law.
3. The central body of the executive power in the sphere of investment activities shall
formulate the state policy on creation and functioning of the industrial parks.
4. The central body of the executive power in the sphere of investment activities and
management of the national projects shall implement the state policy on creation and functioning of
the industrial parks.
Section VII
ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES OF THE INDUSTRIAL PARKS
Article 28. Conditions for Economic Activities within the Boundaries of the Industrial Park
1. The initiator, the management company and the participants shall perform their economic
activities according to the Civil Code of Ukraine, the Commercial Code of Ukraine, the Tax Code of
Ukraine, the Land Code of Ukraine, other legislative acts and provisions of this Law, the industrial
park concept approved by the initiator, the agreement on creation and functioning of the industrial
parks and agreement on economic activities within the boundaries of the industrial park.
Article 29. Acquisition of the Status of the Industrial Park Participant
1. The economic entity shall acquire the status of the participant from the moment of:
1) concluding an agreement with the management company on on economic activities within
the boundaries of the industrial park;
2) acquisition of the right for the land parcel within the boundaries of the industrial park.
2. The management company during three working days shall be obliged to notify the
authorized state power body about acquisition of the participant status by the economic entity and to
make a relevant record in the list of participants.
3. If the industrial park is included into the Register of Industrial Parks, the authorized state
power body shall be obliged during three working days after receipt of a relevant written notification
from the management company to notify in writing the central body of executive power in the sphere
14. of tax policy, the central body of executive power in the sphere of customs policy and the relevant
local state administrations about acquisition of the participant status by the economic entity.
Article 30. Agreement on Economic Activities within the Boundaries of the Industial Park
1. The agreement on economic activities within the boundaries of the industrial park shall be
concluded between the management company and the economic entity, which has an intention to
acquire the status of the industrial park participant.
2. The essential conditions of the agreement on economic activities within the boundaries of
the industrial park shall be as follows: 16
1) types of activities, works and services, which are implemented according to agreement
on economic activities within the boundaries of the industrial park;
2) preferable employment of the citizens of Ukraine;
3) conditions, scope and procedure for creation and improvement of the engineering and
transport infrastructure objects and other objects in the land parcel of the participant;
4) validity period of the agreement;
5) investment obligations of the participant;
6) financial relations of the parties;
7) responsibility of the parties for failure to meet the conditions of the agreement;
8) procedure for extension of the agreement on economic activities within the boundaries of the
industrial park;
9) rights and obligations of the parties;
10) procedure for settlement of disputes between the parties.
3. The engineering and transport infrastructure objects and other objects located within the
boundaries of the industrial park and granted by the management company in use (management) shall
not be conveyed to the property of the participants.
4. The participant shall have no right to transfer the right and/or obligations under the
agreement on economic activities within the boundaries of the industrial park to the third persons.
5. The agreement on economic activities within the boundaries of the industrial park shall be
terminated upon the expiry of its validity period unless the parties agreed otherwise.
6. The agreement may be terminated ahead of time in case of:
1) essential violation of the obligation assumed by a party according to the agreement;
2) liquidation of the participant;
3) liquidation of the management company.
7. In case of the management company liquidation the status of the participants remains
unchanged until signing the agreement on economic activities within the boundaries of the industrial
park between a new management company and the participants within the period for which the
industrial park is created.
Article 31. Loss of the Industrial Park Participant Status
15. 1. The economic entity shall lose the industrial park participant status from the day of the
termination of the agreement on economic activities within the boundaries of the industrial park
concluded with the management company or in case of termination of the rights for the land parcel
within the boundaries of the industrial park. 17
The participant status shall be preserved if the participant concludes a new agreement on
economic activities within the boundaries of the industrial park in connection with termination of the
agreement on creation and functioning of the industrial park or in case of the management company
liquidation.
2. The management company shall be obliged during one working day from the loss of the
participant status by the economic entity to notify the authorized state power body in writing thereon
and to make a relevant record in the list of participants.
3. If the industrial park is included into the Register of Industrial Parks, the authorized state
power body shall be obliged during one working day after receipt of a relevant written notification
from the management company to notify in writing the central body of executive power in the sphere
of tax policy, the central body of executive power in the sphere of customs policy and the relevant
local state administrations about loss of the participant status by the economic entity.
4. The economic entity that lost its participant status shall perform its economic activities on
the general basis including within the boundaries of the industrial park.
5. The loss of the participant status by the economic entity shall not damage its right for
acquiring this status in the future.
Article 32. Legal Regulation of the Property of Economic Entities Participants of the Industrial
Park
1. The objects of the infrastructure created by the management company within the boundaries
of the industrial park shall belong to the management company as its property if the agreement on
creation and functioning of the industrial parks does no specify otherwise. These objects shall be used
according to the agreement on economic activities within the boundaries of the industrial park
concluded between the management company and the participant.
2. In case of alienation of the land parcel for the property of the participant, the infrastructure
objects located thereon shall not be conveyed to the property of the participant unless otherwise is
specified by the agreement on creation and functioning of the industrial park.
3. In case of termination of the industrial park functioning the legal regulation of the property
of the initiator, the management company and the participants of the industrial pars shall be
determined according to the requirements of the law and the agreement on creation and functioning of
the industrial park.
Article 33. Accounting and Reporting of the Participants Economic Entities within the
Boundaries of the Industrial Park
1. The economic entities, which receive the state support according to this Law, shall be
obliged to maintain a separate book-keeping and tax accounting of the economic activities within the
industrial park.
Section VIII
STATE STIMULATION OF THE INDUSTRIAL PARK
Article 34. State Support for Construction of Production Facilities of the Industrial Parks
1. The state support for construction of production facilities of the industrial parks shall
be provided from the state and local budgets as well as from other sources not forbidden by the
effective legislation.
2. The authorized state authority, the Council of Ministers of the Autonomous Republic of
16. Crimea, the local state administrations, the executive authorities of relevant local councils shall submit
proposals to the State Budget of Ukraine and the draft decisions on financial support of the
construction of production facilities of the industrial parks from the relevant local budgets.
3. The initiators (business entities) of the industrial park creation andor its management
companies shall not be entitled to place their shares for development of the settlement infrastructure
for construction of objects within the industrial parks.
4. With the aim of providing the state support for creation and functioning of the industrial
parks the management companies and the initiators economic entities shall be provided with interest-
free credits (loans) and non-repayable target financing for construction of production facilities in the
industrial parks.
Article 35. State Support of the Industrial Park Management Companies
1. The management companies shall receive the state support specified by this Law and by
other legal acts of Ukraine.
Article 36. State Support of the Industrial Park Participants
1. The participants of the industrial park shall not be involved to place their shares for
infrastructure development of the settlements in case of construction of the objects within the
boundaries of the industrial park.
Section IX
LIQUIDATION OF THE INDUSTRIAL PARKS
Article 37. Grounds for Liquidation of the Industrial Park
1. The industrial park shall be liquidated if:
1) the agreement on creation and functioning of the industrial park is not concluded during one
year from the day of decision on the industrial park creation;
2) the participants fail to perform economic activities within the boundaries of the industrial
park during three years.
Article 38. Liquidation Procedure for the Industrial Park
1. The initiators of the industrial park creation shall make a decision on the industrial park
liquidation.
2. The industrial park liquidation shall not be the ground for liquidation of the management
company or the participants. They may perform their economic activities on the general conditions.
3. Liquidation of the management company of the state or communal property shall be
conducted according to the effective legislation. 19
4. In case of liquidation of the industrial park, the right for the land parcels not alienated
for the property of the management company or the participants shall be conveyed to the initiator of
the industrial park creation.
17. Section X
FINAL AND TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS
1. This Law shall become effective in one month after its publication.
2. Make changes to the following legal acts of Ukraine:
1) to the Land Code of Ukraine (Vidomosti Verkhovnoi Rady Ukrayny Paper, 2002, No 3-4, p.
27):
а) complement Article 661 with the following:
“Article 661
. Lands of Industrial Parks
1. The Lands of Industrial Parks shall belong to the Industrial Lands.
2. The industrial parks shall be created on the land parcels of the area of at least 15 and not
moiré than 700 ha";
б) Article 93 to complement with paragraph nine as follows:
“9. In case of creation of the industrial park on the state or communal lands, the land parcel
shall be leased for the period at least 30 years;
в) part two of Article 134 after paragraph 23 to complement with a new paragraph as follows:
“leasing the land parcels of the industrial parks to the management companies of these parks”.
In this connection paragraph 24 to be considered paragraph 25;
2) in Article 287 of the Customs Code of Ukraine :
After part five to complement with a new part as follows:
"6. After entering the customs territory of Ukraine the following items shall be released from
the customs duty:
Devices, equipment, components to them and materials, which are not produced in Ukraine, are
not excisable commodities and imported by the initiators, economic entities, management companies
of the industrial parks for construction of production facilities in the industrial parks;
Devices, equipment, components to them and materials, which are not produced in Ukraine, are
not excisable commodities and imported by the participants of the industrial parks for performing
economic activities within the boundaries of the industrial parks.
Lists of such devices, equipment, components to them and materials shall be approved by the
central state body of executive power in the sphere of investments activities and national project
management as specified by the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine.
The released funds should be used by the relevant subjects for:
1) construction of production facilities, including those with the use of advanced energy-saving
technologies;
2) implementation of modern technologies related to the economic activities within the
boundaries of the industrial parks;
3) increase of the production output and decrease of the expense by the types of economic
activities specified by this Law within the boundaries of the industrial parks;
4) implementation of the research activities within the boundaries of the industrial parks;
5) repayment of credits and covering other borrowings used for construction of production
facilities for the industrial parks and for implementation of economic activities within the boundaries
of the industrial parks as well as payment of interests for such credits and borrowings ".
In this connection, parts six and seven to consider parts seven and eight;
Part seven after the words "in parts one - four" co compliment with the words "and six";
18. 3) part four of Article 40 of the Law of Ukraine “On Regulation of the Town Planning
Activities” (Vidomosti Verkhovnoi Rady Ukrayny Paper, 2011, No 34, p. 343) to compliment with
item 10 as follows:
"10) objects within the boundaries of the industrial parks upon request of the industrial park
initiators, the industrial park management companies and industrial park participants ".
2. The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine in three month period after publication of this Law shall:
3. prepare and submit to the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine proposals on making amendments to the
legal acts related to this Law including the Tax Code of Ukraine on establishing preferences for
providing the state support for creation and functioning of the industrial parks;
adjust its regulations and bylaws in compliance with this Law;
develop and approve the procedure for identification of the list of devices, equipment, components to
them and materials, which are not produced in Ukraine.
The President of Ukraine V.YANUKOVYCH
City of Kyiv
21 June 2012
No 5018-VI