Ohio HB1 modifies restrictions on acquiring agricultural land and other protected property by certain entities and individuals.
Ohio HB1, known as the Ohio Property Protection Act, amends existing laws to restrict the acquisition of agricultural land and other protected property by certain entities and individuals. The act prohibits individuals, businesses, and governments from acquiring such property unless specific exceptions apply. It mandates that conveyances of protected property include statements affirming compliance with the restrictions. The act also establishes a registry of foreign adversaries and requires the sale of protected property acquired in violation of the restrictions.
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