The government says the law outlines how and on what basis can be occupied by the state.
It replaces the Act of Democratic Occupation in 1975, which has imposed the state’s responsibility to pay the owners to whom it wants to take land, under this principle “consent seller, consent.” Buyer “.
The new law allows occupation without compensation only in situations where doing so is “fair and fair and public.”
It also includes that if the property is not being used and either it has no intention of making money or when it is a threat to the people.
Under the law, the state “cannot seize property for any purpose other than proper or public interest,” said Vincent Magonia, the president’s spokesman.
“The occupation cannot be used until the seizure authority has tried to reach the deal with the owner without success,” he added.
The Pro Business Democratic Alliance (DA), which is the second largest party in the National Alliance government (GNU), says it “strongly oppose” the law and is consulting his lawyers.
Freedom Front Plus, a party that defends the rights of a white minority and is also in GNU, to challenge the constitutional status of the law and to amend it in the event of unconstitutional “everything in its power. “He determined to do.
