Forestry Law and 2-B Lands under Law No. 6292
Purchase of land excluded from forest boundaries, determination of entitlement, and forest cadastre disputes.
Forestry law protects land classed as forest and governs how forest boundaries are drawn. Objections to forest cadastre and land removed from forest boundaries are its main subjects.
The sale to entitled users of "2B" land — removed from forest boundaries because it has lost its forest character — is regulated by Law No. 6292.
Typical matters
- Objections to forest cadastre and forest boundary actions
- Entitlement and sale procedures for 2B land
- Disputes between the Treasury and users
Key legislation
- Forest Law No. 6831
- Law No. 6292 (2B land)
Training and congresses in this area
Our publications in this field
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August 2025
Criticisms of the Restriction on the Disposition of Agricultural Lands Based on Joint Ownership and the Implementation of Converting It into Cash by Eliminating the Shared Status through Forced Increase
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July 2005
Problems Regarding Building Construction on Agricultural Lands and Especially Buildings for Residential Purposes