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pèmi: avoka a ta dwe konfime ke ka pwopriyete a yo dwe achte dwe itilize pou rezon ki t'ap chache pa achtè a. Gen anpil restriksyon legal ki ta dwe te pran an kont anvan ou achte. Pou egzanp, lalwa 305 nan 1968 etabli yon 60-mèt "maritim zòn" ansanm tout antye litoral la Dominikèn, mezire distans ant de make la mare wo bò lanmè yo, ki nan efè konvèti tout plaj nan pwopriyete piblik. Pa gen okenn bilding pèmèt nan zòn nan maritim san yon pèmi espesyal nan Branch Egzekitif la. Epitou, nan zòn ki gen touris, gen bati restriksyon administre pa Ministè a nan Touris.
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Permits: The attorney should confirm that the property to be purchased may be used for the purposes sought by the buyer. There are many legal restrictions which should be taken into account before purchasing. For example, Law 305 of 1968 establishes a 60-meter "maritime zone" along the entire Dominican coastline, measured from the high tide mark inland, which in effect converts all beaches into public property. No building is allowed within the maritime zone without a special permit from the Executive Branch. Also, in tourist areas, there are building restrictions administered by the Ministry of Tourism.