핵심 요약
- 1. In Ulytau province, 31 land plots valued at 443 million tenges were returned to the state.
- 2. In Janaarken district, it was detected that 169 hectares of agricultural land valued at 334 million tenges were illegally allocated.
- 3. In Jezkazgan city, 29 land plots whose usage periods expired were taken back by the state.
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As a result of inspections conducted by the prosecutor's office in Kazakhstan's Ulytau province, 31 land plots were returned to the state. The total value of the returned lands amounts to 443 million Kazakh tenges. During the inspections, various legal violations were detected in the distribution and use of the lands.
In Janaarken district, it was revealed that 169 hectares of agricultural land, valued at 334 million tenges, were illegally distributed. Additionally, 29 plots whose terms had expired but were not surrendered were identified in Jezkazgan city.
The total area of these lands is 2.9 hectares, and their value was calculated as 96 million tenges. In addition to these, it was determined that a commercial-purpose land valued at 11 million tenges was also illegally allocated. Following the legal processes carried out by the prosecutor's office, all neglected plots officially became state property.
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- Q: How many land plots in total and what value were returned to the state?
- A: Through the operations conducted by the prosecutor's office, 31 land plots, with a total value of 443 million tenges, were returned to the state.
- Q: Why were the lands taken back by the state?
- A: During the inspections, it was determined that the lands in question were distributed illegally or were not returned despite the expiration of their usage periods.
- Q: How many violated land plots were found in Jezkazgan?
- A: In Jezkazgan, 29 land plots were identified that were not surrendered despite the expiration of their usage periods, and their value was determined to be 96 million tenges.