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A Land Code providing for private land ownership was passed on third reading by the Ukrainian parliament [on 25 October 2001] … Although the Code imposes a five-year moratorium on the purchase and sale of land, starting in 2005 any Ukrainian citizen will be able to buy 100 hectares of farmland, acquire permanent ownership of it and use the land as he sees fit. Moreover, Ukrainian legislators decided that farmers should have the right to acquire land free of charge, provided that ‘they are Ukrainian citizens and hold a degree in agriculture or have agricultural experience’. Foreign citizens and legal entities … may acquire ownership of non-agricultural land in order to put up buildings associated with busi-ness activities in Ukraine. The law seems to state very explicitly that ‘agricultural land may not be transferred to the ownership of foreign citi-zens or stateless persons’.
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A Land Code providing for private land ownership was passed on third reading by the Ukrainian parliament [on 25 October 2001] … Although the Code imposes a five-year moratorium on the purchase and sale of land, starting in 2005 any Ukrainian citizen will be able to buy 100 hectares of farmland, acquire permanent ownership of it and use the land as he sees fit. Moreover, Ukrainian legislators decided that farmers should have the right to acquire land free of charge, provided that ‘they are Ukrainian citizens and hold a degree in agriculture or have agricultural experience’. Foreign citizens and legal entities … may acquire ownership of non-agricultural land in order to put up buildings associated with busi-ness activities in Ukraine. The law seems to state very explicitly that ‘agricultural land may not be transferred to the ownership of foreign citi-zens or stateless persons’.
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