decide on cases ehere a request for registry had aLready been nade. That porer has been handed over to the nilitary obJecttons comnittee rrho can either reqister or refuse to register the oenarship of a certain Piece of land. ThatA/40/702 Enqlish Page 32 is preclsely the problen. Today, if tuo citizens are in disagreenent over,for instance, the boundariea of a piece of lanat, one of thern turna to thecommiteee to register the property, ehile the other eants to 9o to a court,they cannot do it' because !4iritary order r05o terls the courts that they nolonger have Jurisdictlon. So it isnrt just a question of land belong ing tothe State, it is also covering land, the oonershtp of which has to bereglstered: it has nol| become a matter for the nltitary authorities.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing a specific issue related to land ownership and registration, which is a matter of property rights and governance. The mention of military authorities and the impact on the judiciary system suggests that this issue is likely to be related to the exercise of state power and control over land.

**Category**
Property Rights, Governance