Municipal ejido land and its purchase regime
- Land and property for foreigners
- Who may hold land, and on what title
- not audited
Municipal ejidos are municipal assets; in practice they are granted under municipal lease or concession, not sold. The exact regime of the Municipal Code (Decree 12-2002) and the articles applicable to sale, lease or concession were not verified in this research and appear on the outstanding list. The RIC Law (art. 23, letter y) counts among communal lands those recorded in the name of the state or of the municipalities but traditionally held under a communal regime, which adds a further layer of verification over municipal land.
The research is written in English; quoted figures, source names and the titles of legal instruments stay in the language their source published them in.
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