OPPOSITION Senator Sophia Frazer Binns is calling on the Government to tackle the land titling issues affecting “dead lef” properties.“It is easier for a squatter to obtain a title for land than a legitimate heir,” Senator Frazer Binns said as she made her contribution to the annual State of the Nation Debate in the Senate last week Friday.
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Ohio’s Cuyahoga Valley used to be home to hundreds of family farms, before the land was turned into a national park. Today, farms are thriving here again. The park developed a plan to lease its farm properties to entrepreneurs, and now it’s where locals come to fill up on baskets of produce at the farmers’ market, and where restaurants like Cleveland’s Spice Kitchen source their farm-to-table menus. Conor Knighton reports.
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“Fire Service department suggested us to consult R&B department; in turn, they asked us to consult some other department. DC Srinagar also wrote … I too talked about that land to the R&B department but according to them the land is required for road-widening plan,” he added. Bio; Social; Latest Posts.
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