Resettlement policy framework and specific resettlement action plan

Certificate of land marking with an attached plan should be signed by a representative of the district Geocadastre department, and representatives of landowners and land users. The certificate, along with all annexed documents, should be included with the land acquisition decision.
Certificate of the right for land use is delivered in three copies in the agreed form after completion of the pegging. Layouts of the land plot, including the actual measurements of the land surface, are attached to the certificate.
All modifications to land ownership and land use of a farm resulting from acquisition, shall be included in the state register on the right of permanent land ownership or state register on the right of permanent land use and, if applicable, in other land cadastre documents.
Laws and bylaws of RUz provide for procedures for multi-party consultations and coordination at all stages of land acquisition in order to avoid possible conflicts and violation of land users’ rights. These procedures envisage participation of all land users and their representatives in decision-making on the selection of the acquired land, on land acquisition, in preparation of land marking plans, etc., and on the extent of losses and damages incurred. Decisions and certificates, not agreed upon or not endorsed by all consultation participants (including users of land plots and users of neighboring plots), shall have no legal effect.
If persons, legally entitled to use land plots subject to acquisition, disagree with decisions of organizations and institutions in matters of compensations and other decisions, they may submit prejudicial claims to local authorities (district and regional khokimiyats)
Para XVIII of Section VI of the RCM No. 248 covers instances, when parties do not come to agreement during consultations. It specifies: “In the case when landowners and land-users disagree with the decision of local authorities on land acquisition or on conditions of such acquisition, they may appeal against such decision in court”.

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