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Incra's Obligation in Expropriation for Agrarian Reform

AnswerIncra must promote expropriation of areas declared of social interest under the procedure set by Complementary Law n.º 76/1993, administratively verify occurrences excluding compensation, and ensure conciliation between settlement and the environment.

Reviewed on 2026-10-03 · next review 2027-04-03

Data

ActionProcedureExceptions to CompensationSourceData
Declaration of social interestDeclaration by presidential decree (e.g., Decree n.º 9.431/2018)Livestock, agricultural machinery, and implementsDecree n.º 9.431/2018, art. 2º28/06/2018
ExpropriationPromotion and execution under Complementary Law n.º 76/1993Public or private domain areas declared null/prescribedDecree n.º 9.431/2018, art. 3º, I28/06/2018
Exclusion of compensationAdministrative verification of occurrences (art. 2º)Improvements introduced by agrarian reform beneficiariesDecree n.º 9.431/2018, art. 3º, II28/06/2018
Environmental preservationPreferential maintenance of single plot for legal reserve and APP—Decree n.º 9.431/2018, art. 3º, III28/06/2018

Data consulted on 03/10/2026.

Basis

How it applies

Incra acts in three areas:

1. Expropriation: Executes expropriation of the declared area of social interest under the procedure set by Complementary Law n.º 76/1993, without requiring prior judicial declaration.

2. Exclusion of compensation: Administratively verifies occurrences excluding compensation (e.g., livestock, public/private domain areas, or improvements by agrarian reform beneficiaries) and invokes them in court.

3. Environmental preservation: Ensures preferential maintenance of a single plot for legal reserve and permanent preservation areas, balancing settlement and the environment.

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