Approved by the Order the State committee on property of the Azerbaijan Republic on April 27, 1998 No. 47

Rules of transfer by the State committee on property of the parcels of land to lease

These rules are prepared according to the Land code of the Azerbaijan Republic, the Laws of the Azerbaijan Republic "About lease", "About land reform", the Presidential decree of the Azerbaijan Republic "About measures for rational use of the leased state-owned property" and the Provision "About Rules of Realization of the Parcels of Land on Which the Privatized State Companies and Objects Are Located".

Transfer by the State committee on property to lease of the parcels of land which are in state-owned property is made according to these rules.

1. Depending on documentation, the leased parcels of land are divided into several groups:

1.1. Earlier leased parcels of land on which the right inheritance of the lessor on the basis of the legislation passed to the State committee on property;

1.2. The parcels of land which are under the privatized companies and objects which privatization the buyer refused;

1.3. The parcels of land which are under the privatized companies and objects which privatization is not provided (being in general use, etc.);

1.4. The parcels of land for the first time leased (the state lands and lands which are under object).

2. In connection with leasing of the parcels of land specified in Item 1, the following documents are required:

For the parcels of land specified in Item 1.1:

a) the statement of legal entity and physical person (for physical persons - notarially certified statement);

b) earlier signed lease agreement;

c) certificate or payment documents of availability or lack of rent debt;

d) the order or the statement from the order on leasing of the parcels of land;

e) sketch or technical data sheet of the parcels of land;

e) copy of the Charter and Certificate of the legal entity.

For the parcels of land specified in Item 1.2:

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