Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,1    |         of land owned and, in any case, further impoverishment
 2  I,5    |          or by emigrating. In any case, they are deprived of their
 3  I,8    |         farmers lose out in every case: uncertainty over ownership
 4 II,3    |     redeem it at any time. In any case, such transferred properties
 5 III,3   |        adopted in each individual case.~47. Technical assistance
 6 III,3   |     management. Especially in the case of irrigation water, there
 7 III,7   |       fact impossible — as is the case with new products, especially
 8 III,8   |  sometimes very recently. In this case, the reform has to lay down
 9 III,8   |  ownership to develop also in the case of indigenous peoples.(52)~
10 III (52)| underestimated, especially in the case of a relatively large population
11 III (52)|           available land. In this case, common ownership guarantees
12 III (52)|         very often happens in the case of individual ownership,