The panic lake of the village, we add the soil ourselves, or who is it?

We added soil to the panic lake in the village, and this situation still belongs to the village. If it is related to other compensation or land occupation issues, there should be a statement.

Therefore, you should consult a lawyer according to the actual situation and you will get help.

You must always remember that the land belongs to the state, and no one can change this nature.

I filled it in by myself, and it still belongs to the state. There is no title to the land. Zheng does not have the right to use.

Even if you fill in the barren lake in the village with your own soil, you only have the right to use it, and you can still grow some vegetables and the like, if you want to build a house, it is not possible, you must go through the approval of ** before you can build a house.

I think that the Yellow Lake in the village, you should fill it with soil yourself, and you should also tell the village, otherwise you won't be able to calculate yourself.

First of all, whether it is a barren lake or wasteland in the village, these belong to the collective land of the village, not to the individual. So in this case, even if you fill in the soil, it's not your own. You can only lick the land unless it is zoned for your homestead.

The barren lake belongs to the state, and if you add it, it will still be the country. Only the land on which you have the property rights is your own. Otherwise, we would have to fight for land every day!

The panic lake in the village is still counted as the village's by taking the soil and adding it ourselves.

The barren lake in the village, like the wasteland, belongs to the category of who develops and who benefits. Before you develop the barren lake, you should apply to the local village committee, and after obtaining consent, and then sign a development contract, you can fill in the soil and make land, and you can use it, but the ownership is still owned by the collective.

In general, you are taking more land in the village. Idleness is also usually not returned to the state. Who can move things on the mat?

There are many such cases in rural areas, and the potholes are collective land, and the addition of soil must be approved by the Committee of Agriculture and the higher level, and even if it is approved, it only has the right to use, and the land will always be collective.

Personally, I don't think so, it's better to sign a contract with the village or something, the land in the village should be the village collective, if the village doesn't agree, it will be taken back in the future.

Although the lake is deserted, it still belongs to the land of the state and is not allowed to occupy it. Specifically, you can ask your village chief, or you can consult a lawyer!

This must belong to the public, even if you fill it with soil, it still belongs to the public, and this kind of practice is not legal.