Land Title and Interest Quiz

To classify land types

To issue a leasehold interest

To register land with the state

To provide evidence of ownership

A document registered under the National Land Code

A temporary land ownership document

A document prepared for the owner

A document for lease agreements

Any lot of country land not exceeding 4 hectares

Land leased for a term of 30 years

Land approved for alienation under Group Settlement Areas

Any lot of country land exceeding 4 hectares

Registered in the Registrar’s Office

Covers land exceeding 4 hectares

Registered in the Land Office

Requires a survey before registration

Transfer ownership without restrictions

Occupy the land before it is surveyed

Subdivide the land immediately

Lease the land without conditions

Freehold is less desirable than Leasehold

Freehold is for a limited term, Leasehold is perpetual

Freehold is always registered, Leasehold is not

Freehold allows for unlimited use, Leasehold has restrictions

The owner must renew the lease with the state authority

The owner automatically retains ownership

The land becomes state property

The lease is extended indefinitely

Express conditions and restrictions

Market value of the land

Surveyor's report

Owner's personal information

Temporary land use permit

Lease agreement

Surveyor's certificate

Grant or State Lease

Provides boundaries and accurate land area

Is issued only for leasehold interests

Requires a survey before issuance

Allows for immediate subdivision of land