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Judicial process of forced expropriation

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  • Request for expropriation, argued by the Provincial Delegate.
  •  Proof of the warnings made to the accused in the cases that are required.
  •  Small farmer's reply writ with a stamp of $5.00 MN.
  •  Inventory and appraisal of the Agricultural Production Unit.
  •  Evidence of the proposed purchase of the property and its acceptance or not by the owner.
  •  Land record.
  •  Certification of debts issued by the Bank.
  •  Opinion of the President of the Credit and Services Cooperative.
  •  Opinion of the President of the ANAP at the municipal, provincial and national levels.
  •  Legal opinion signed by the Director or Head of the Provincial Department of Land Control and the Head of the Legal Department.
  •  Resolution of the Minister of Agriculture.
  •  To foliate, index and clip the File.
  •  Notification.
  •  Lawsuit Presented to the People's Provincial Court.
  •  Judgment.
  •  Notification to the Company that will receive the land and to the Individual.
  • To update the area of the Company that receives the land in the land tenure registry.

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