I invest in planting and breeding on the hillside, there is no formalities, and others want to green

So because of this situation, you don't have any formalities, and this situation has to be resolved through negotiation, and only negotiation is the best way to solve this problem.

If you don't have legal land use procedures, and others have legal land use procedures, then you have no choice, and others want to green you, for the benefit of people and future generations. Now it's just the formalities that speak.

Why didn't you go through the formalities when you first invested? You can ask and if you invest, then you want to minimize your losses.

You invest in planting and breeding on the hillside, there is no formality, others want to green and plant trees, what should you do? I think it's better for you to go through the formalities so that you can ask others to stop planting trees so that you can be protected.

There are no legal procedures for you to invest in planting and breeding, which is troublesome, because this mountaintop does not belong to you, and others want to green and plant trees, and you cannot interfere.

If there are legal procedures, you can ask the other party to compensate for the damage.

Well, if there are no formalities, I suggest that you hurry up and go through a relevant formality, so that it can become legal and reasonable.

Whoever owns this plot has the right to use it. If it's your land, don't pay attention to them.

There are no procedures for planting on the hillside, investing in planting and breeding, and if others want to green and plant trees, there is no way, because you don't have a formality certificate.

There is no formalities for you to invest in planting and breeding, and others want to green, which is definitely not possible, and you had better go through the formalities.

There are no procedures for investing in breeding on the hillside.

You can't do anything if someone else wants to plant trees, because you don't have the formalities.

You have to see whose land is owned, and whose ownership of the land belongs to you, before you can argue.

It is possible to go through the approval procedures in accordance with the regulations. The following provisions are for your reference.

Regulations on the Management of Planning and Construction of Villages and Market Towns

Article 18 Where rural villagers build houses in the planning area of a village or market town, they shall first submit an application for building a house to the village collective economic organization or the villagers' committee, and after discussion and approval by the villagers' meeting, it shall be handled in accordance with the following examination and approval procedures:

A) the need to use cultivated land, by the township people's ** review, county-level people's ** construction administrative departments review and agree and issue a site selection opinion, can be in accordance with the "land management law" to the county-level people's land management department to apply for land, approved by the county-level people's **, by the county-level people's ** land management department allocation land;

2) The use of the original homestead, vacant land in the village and other land shall be approved by the township-level people in accordance with the village, market town planning and land use planning.

Urban non-agricultural residents who need to use collectively owned land to build houses in the planning area of a village or market town shall, with the consent of their unit or residents' committee, handle it in accordance with the examination and approval procedures provided for in item (1) of the preceding paragraph.

Workers, veterans, retired and retired cadres, and overseas Chinese, Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan compatriots who have returned to their hometowns to settle down in their villages or market towns and need to use collectively owned land to build houses in the planning areas of villages and market towns, shall handle the examination and approval procedures provided for in item (1) of the first paragraph of this Article.