Legal advice on 1955 Title Deed 110

If it is a title deed and you continue to own and use it, it is your home's legal property and you have ownership. If it is only land, then there is no ownership, because after the land reform, the state has undergone a fundamental change in the ownership of land, that is, the state and village collectives, and the provision of individual ownership of land has been abolished. In particular, after the collectivization of the people's communes, the original land ownership procedures naturally became invalid.

After the production is contracted to the households, the right to operate and use the rural land changes again, and the new business contracting procedures are protected by law. Even if you think that the cost of the original purchase of the land should be reimbursed by **, that is beyond the statute of limitations. Therefore, the title deed you hold has no legal effect.

**Compensation can only be made according to the new land user in the event of eviction.

According to the relevant provisions of the Land Management Law of the People's Republic of China: land can be divided into urban state-owned land, and rural collective land When the state wants to expropriate rural collective land, appropriate compensation should be given If it is not compensated, it can be reconsidered to the relevant higher level If it is still not satisfied, it can file a lawsuit with the people's court

A title deed is a deed between the two parties who buy or sell land. There are two types of title deeds: white deeds and red deeds. A deed entered into between a buyer and a seller without being validated by the government is called a draft deed or a white deed.

After the deed is made, verified by the government and taxed, the government will handle the procedures for the transfer of ownership and tax for it, and then paste the end of the deed printed by the official typesetting on the white deed, and the official seal of the state government of Linggai County.

As an important historical material to witness the change of land ownership in China, the title deed truly reflects the land ownership system, land ownership change and land management system in different historical periods of China, and even reflects the social, economic, political and cultural development of a certain historical period.

Legal Analysis: Invalid. In the 50s, the land deeds went through the people's communes in the countryside, the cities went through one transformation and three transformations, and in the 80s, the land law was promulgated and the rights were reconfirmed and issued, but now they have no legal effect.

According to the provisions of the relevant laws in force, there are only two forms of land ownership in China, namely, state ownership and collective ownership. A title deed is a deed between the two parties to the sale and purchase of land. A legal document signed by both parties when mortgaging or buying or selling land.

It contains the amount of land, the location of the land, the boundary of the four solstices, the price, and the conditions for pawning and buying, etc., which shall be signed and sealed by both parties and the witnesses. It is a document proving the transfer of ownership of the land. The land deed is written by the seller, including the land area, location, four to, land price, transfer conditions, and the signatures and seals of both parties, relatives, neighbors, and Chinese people.

Legal basis: Article 4 of the Land Management Law of the People's Republic of China The State implements a land use control system. The State prepares an overall land use plan, stipulates land use, and divides land into agricultural land, construction land and unused land.

Strictly restrict the conversion of agricultural land into construction land, control the total amount of land used for construction, and implement special protection for cultivated land. The term "agricultural land" as used in the preceding paragraph refers to land directly used for agricultural production, including cultivated land, forest land, grassland, farmland water use land, aquaculture water surface, etc.; Construction land refers to the land for the construction of buildings and structures, including urban and rural residential and public facilities, industrial and mining land, transportation and water conservancy facilities, tourism land, military facilities, etc.; Unused land refers to land other than agricultural land and construction land. Units and individuals using land must use land in strict accordance with the purposes determined in the overall land use plan.

Here's why:

1. In June 1950, the state promulgated the "Land Reform Law of the People's Republic of China," and Article 1 of the law clearly announced that the land ownership system of feudal exploitation by the landlord class would be abolished and the land ownership system of the peasants should be implemented. Article 30 of the law clearly stipulates that after the completion of the land reform, the people will issue a land ownership certificate, and the land contract before the reform of the land system will be invalidated. It can be seen that as early as the 50s of the last century, after the completion of China's land reform, all land contracts were abolished.

2. According to the current laws and regulations of our country, land is owned by the State or collectively. As a result, the private land certificates or title deeds issued after liberation are now invalid and no longer have legal effect.

It depends. Generally, after land reform, it may be ineffective. Even if it works, it may be time-barred.

First, let's identify a problem.

There are two types of homesteads: one is the homestead on state-owned land (such as cities), which should have a life limit of no more than 70 years; One is a homestead on collective land (such as a rural area), which has no life limit and is acquired by a member of a rural collective economic organization because of his status.

Because there are very few such problems in the city now, it is estimated that you are in the countryside.

In the countryside, because it is collective land, the right to use the homestead cannot be inherited, and you can only apply to the village committee and transfer it to your father's name after your grandfather dies. So the first thing you have to check is whose name this homestead is now recorded in the village. It is useful and may have been distributed to someone else.

Once that happens, there is little way we can do to redeem that right. If it is still in your grandfather's name, you can apply for transfer to his grandchildren's ownership. After that, the homestead occupier is required to prohibit the transfer and return the land.

——Wuhan University-CUHK. Luo Xingke.

First take the title deed to the village committee to appeal, ask them to help you make the decision, the land in the village is a collective land, after this step is not satisfied, and then to the upper level (town **) to appeal, dissatisfied with the local district court to sue.

The certificate of ownership of houses and land, which was issued in 1962, has now lost its legal effect, but can be used as evidence to confirm rights. The relevant documents of the Ministry of Land and Resources have provisions in this regard.

The title deed is valid and can be resolved through litigation.

Lawyer Mu Shouyi.

Matters recorded in documents produced by state organs or other organizations with social management functions in accordance with law within the scope of their authority are presumed to be true, except where there is evidence to the contrary that is sufficient to overturn them. When necessary, the people's court may request that the organ or organization that drafted the document explain the authenticity of the document.