My family s field was sold by my uncle after my parents died, what should I do?

Land in our country is under collective ownership. He doesn't have the right to sell the land, are you talking about renting it to someone else to plant? If you have a land contract in your hand, you can get it back if you go to court, and if you don't have evidence that the land belongs to your parents, just saying it has no legal effect.

However, everything should be based on family affection, and first find someone to find out what is going on. Let relatives or prestigious people take care of it, try not to go to court, it is not good to hurt family affection, it is better to settle it peacefully, and now is not the time when you can't live without the land. There are many channels to make money, and family affection is lost.

It's not worth it!

Your uncle has no right to sell the land, and even if he rents it out, he should get your consent. If negotiating with him is fruitless. Then go to the local land management department to handle the complaint.

It depends on whether your premise belongs to you or your uncle also has a share, if it is all your own, you go directly to the village committee or the higher department court to sue him.

First of all, selling land is illegal and criminal, this field is mine, my parents have passed away, it is also mine, the contract will remain unchanged for 30 years, what right does my uncle have to sell my land, I can find the village committee to mediate and deal with it, I can petition the petition department, I can call the police, and I can assist in handling it.

If your uncle sells your family's land after your parents die, you should first go to the local leader to solve it, and if it is not resolved, you can also use the law to protect your own rights and interests.

Does your uncle have the right to sell the land after your parents die? If it has already been sold, then you can only ask your uncle for the sale of your parents' land.

The land is owned by the state, we have the right to make it, we have no right to buy and sell, and after saying that after your parents die, you should inherit the land, and you can get the land back through the village committee.

Now the land right should be in the name of your parents, they are not alive and you will inherit it, your uncle has no power to deal with this matter, if you entrust your uncle to deal with the land issue, now you and your uncle are considered property disputes, you can go to the court to sue to resolve.

The ownership of the land belongs to the state. If your uncle sells it without permission and does not compensate you, you can report it to the land department.

It depends on who the property rights belong to, if it is your uncle, he sells it, it is also legitimate, go and find out first.

In this case, you can go to the village party secretary and ask the village party secretary for help.

Practically speaking, your uncle doesn't have the right to sell your parents' land, and he doesn't inherit it, and he doesn't have any inheritance, and he doesn't have to ask your uncle for the money from the sale.

Find your uncle first, if you can't solve it through negotiation, you can go to the sub-district office and solve it first.

You can talk to your uncle and ask him why he is doing this, because you have what you do, or you should consult with the relevant legal department.

In this case, you have to go to the local land office and find your own original materials to prove that the land is your own.

My family's land was sold by my uncle after my parents died, what should I do? You should first sweep the village committee, and if it doesn't work, you can sue your uncle.

I feel like you can talk to your uncle about what to do.

Summary. Hello dear! After the mother's death, the land will continue to be contracted by the rest of the family.

My parents have died, isn't there a field for 2 people, and my eldest brother said to transfer his father's field to him, in the law.

Hello dear! After the mother's death, the land will continue to be contracted by the rest of the family.

This is because all land in rural areas is managed by household contract, and during the contract period, all members of the family enjoy the right to contract and manage the land.

The eldest brother has an independent household register.

My parents and I are in the same household register, and my children are also on it, if I am assigned a field, my child will not have a field.

Yes, no matter whether the eldest brother is independent or not, he has the right to inherit.

Nothing else: is there a way to change the situation, such as a change in the land certificate.

Dear, unless your eldest brother takes the initiative to give up the inheritance, the change of the land certificate cannot be changed.

As for the house left by his parents, the real estate certificate is in my name, do I still need to give him a part?

For the property left by the parents, if there is a will, it will be distributed according to the will. If there is no will, the heirs shall be equally distributed in accordance with the legal order of succession.

The title deed is in your name, and the brother has no right to divide it!

After the death of the old man, all the expenses are shared equally between the brothers, if he doesn't give it, what should I do, the children have the obligation to support the gods, if they don't want to take responsibility, then it is fairer to bear it equally. If you are unwilling to bear it, you can sue in the name of the elderly to bear it.

According to your description, my father sold the land to the villagers, they have a contract, and now that my father has died, can I get the land back? As a bystander, this behavior of your father and his fellow villagers is illegal. Because the Land Management Law stipulates that all land is owned by the state and collectives, and any unit or individual only has the right to use it but does not have the right to buy or sell it without authorization, once discovered, the illegal gains will be confiscated and handed over to the judicial organs for investigation of their legal responsibility.

Therefore, the contract between your father and the villagers is invalid, and once the land management department learns about it, the illegal act will be investigated and punished, and if the circumstances are serious, it will be handed over to the judicial authorities for legal responsibility. I think you should take the initiative to return the land money collected from your father, take back the land, and if no one reports it, it will be done, otherwise both parties will be punished by law. You have to negotiate with each other yourself, young man.

Think for yourself.

1.An inheritance is an individual's legal property left behind when a citizen dies. The right to contract and manage rural land is not personal property, so it is not inherited. After your mother's death, the employer can take back the right to contract and manage the land.

2.Article 31 of the Rural Land Contract Law of the People's Republic of China stipulates that "the contractor shall inherit the contract income due to him in accordance with the provisions of the Inheritance Law." If the contractor of the forest land contract dies, his heirs may continue the contract during the contract period.

Therefore, in the case of household contracting, forest land contracting is an exception.

3.Therefore, the income of the land is jointly owned by the village collective economic organization.

If there is a contract, then it can be obtained.

1. See if the name of the land use right certificate is still your parents';

2. If so, the land ownership is yours;

3. Your uncle should return it free of charge;

4. If the name is your uncle's, check the circulation with the village committee;

5. See if it is the illegal circulation of the village committee.

Just go to the village committee to coordinate.

1. When the land is contracted to the household, whether your uncle and your father live together, and if so, then a share of the contracted land is also your uncle's, and you can only inherit your father's land.

2. If your uncle has lived separately at the time of the land contract, the land has nothing to do with your uncle and will be inherited by you.

3. Therefore, if you defend your rights, you must go to the village committee to find out the land contract of the year, and you can protect your rights according to the contract.

Your father's estate is inherited by his parents and you and your mother, if your father's parents die before your father, only you and your mother will inherit, your uncle has no right to inherit, he has sold your father's land has broken the law, this is called illegal possession, you can go to court to sue to get back the land that belongs to you

First of all, your uncle must not have such power, in is, farming land is not allowed to buy and sell privately, you also have a question, when your father died when you were a child, whether your mother took you to remarry and transfer your hukou out, these are not easy to say, you can find a law firm for specific consultation, the problem is too complicated, I can't understand it here.

Your father's apprentice should have been inherited by you, and your uncle Lion sold the land, and you should sue him for your rights and interests.

The land left by your father should be inherited by you, and it is not your uncle's turn yet. Besides, he sold it, and it was even worse. The land is allowed by the state to farm, and you are not allowed to sell it. You can ask the local officials or accountants about such things

If you don't transfer out, it must be your inheritance, and it is not right for your uncle to sell the land, and you can ask for the sale money.

It should be inherited by you, your uncle sold the land, it's not right, you can go to the local township ** to defend your rights, I believe you are right!!

It stands to reason that if your father is left with only two relatives, you and your uncle, and you are the heir in line, but you are not an adult, and the inheritance is kept by him, but it cannot be used, and you can now collect evidence to defend your rights through legal channels.

This land should be inherited by you, and your uncle has no right to inherit your father's land.

When my father passed away, the property in his name, including the inheritance of Tian Ji, is you. If your uncle sells your father's land, you should first find the village**. Clarify that the inheritance of your father's field is yours and that your uncle has no right to inherit and sell it.

If the village is unable to claim your rights, you can continue to appeal to the relevant land department in the sub-district and district. If it still can't be resolved, then collect evidence and go to court to prosecute. I believe that the court will give you a fair verdict.

It must be inherited by you. Others have no right to inherit. Go to the local court to defend your rights.

There are three scenarios:

First, if the ownership of the house is owned by the father, the father has the right to sell it to anyone, because the father has the right to dispose of and benefit from his own property.

Second, if the property is joint parental property, the father can only sell half of what belongs to him.

Thirdly, if the ownership belongs to the mother, the father can only sell it after inheriting the part of the person in accordance with the Inheritance Act. This is because the father, his children, and the mother's parents are all first-in-line heirs.

Legal basis: Article 10 of the Inheritance Law, the inheritance of the estate shall be in the following order:

First order: spouse, children, parents.

Second order: siblings, grandparents, maternal grandparents.

After the inheritance begins, it is inherited by the first-order heirs, and the second-order heirs do not. If there is no first-order heir to inherit, it shall be inherited by the second-order heir of the letter.

For the purposes of this Act, the sliding shelter includes legitimate children, illegitimate children, adopted children and dependent stepchildren.

The term "parents" in this Act includes biological parents, adoptive parents, and stepparents who are in a relationship of support on wheels.

The term "brothers and sisters" in this Law includes siblings of the same parents, half-siblings or half-siblings, adoptive siblings, and step-siblings who have a dependent relationship.

Article 26 Unless otherwise agreed, if the jointly owned property acquired by the husband and wife during the existence of the marital relationship is divided, half of the jointly owned property shall be divided into the spouse's property and the rest shall be the inheritance of the decedent.

Where the inheritance is in the common property of the family, the property of others shall be divided first when the inheritance is divided.