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1.Your neighbors can pass through your land on the basis of neighbouring rights. Neighbouring rights refer to the rights enjoyed by the owner or user of immovable property in dealing with neighbouring relationships.

Specifically, between the owners or users of immovable property adjacent to each other, either party has the right to request convenience from the other party or to accept certain restrictions in order to reasonably exercise its ownership or use rights.

The following are the provisions of the Property Law:

Article 87: Where the owner of immovable property rights has to use the land of the adjacent rights holders for the purpose of passage, etc., they shall provide necessary facilitation.

2.However, the right of neighbourhood must be exercised if there is no other option, such as your neighbour has no other way to go but through your own land. Otherwise, your neighbor's traffic behavior constitutes an infringement and is not an exercise of neighboring rights, and you can claim compensation.

3.In cases where there is really no other way to go but through your own land, it is also necessary to minimize the damage to your own land. Compensation may be claimed for damage caused.

Article 92: Where the owner of immovable property rights uses adjacent immovable property for the purposes of water use, drainage, passage, laying pipelines, etc., it shall try its best to avoid causing harm to the adjacent immovable property rights holders; Where damage is caused, compensation shall be given.

To sum up: you can ask your neighbor for compensation because the damage has been caused, but generally this kind of so-called compensation is to restore the original state, to help you level the ground, and it is really impossible to restore the original state will be converted into monetary compensation.

What about those who know the law? Are you in a lawsuit with your neighbor? Neighbors get along harmoniously first, endure or theorize when you suffer a loss, you don't need law when you are theoretical, you only need common sense.

Neighbors must be warned, and if they can't, they will resort to law at the end. Filing a lawsuit must be a last resort.

kellypcyy's good, like one, it's true, it's just a little bit of a lawsuit, if you compensate you in a lawsuit, you won't have too much money, it's best to negotiate.

Belle. Neighbor. In my own land.

The big way out. I should, consult with him. Why?

I'm chatting with this. However, the negotiation was not appropriate. Available.

Supervisor. Apprentice. Department.

this day. Wrong.

If the village chief also helps them in land disputes, it is recommended that you go to the township ** to complain, and if the township ** still can't solve the problem, you can go to the court to solve the problem.

It's best to have proof of your land, and you can sue him! It can also be resolved through negotiation! If you can't do it, build walls around it and do what you use! There are many such things in the countryside, but it is difficult to deal with them rationally!

Can it solve your problem?

It's all neighbors, just pressing the road, waiting for the neighbor to invite you to dinner, if the house is built and there is no movement, you will go to eat when his house is opened, and they have no reason to refuse you.

Sue the other party for infringement and request the court to order the other party to stop the infringement and remove the obstruction.

General Principles of the Civil Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 134:The main methods for bearing civil liability are:

1) Cease the infringement;

2) removal of obstructions;

c) eliminate the danger;

4) the return of property;

5) restitution;

6) Repair, rework, and replacement;

7) Compensation for losses;

8) Payment of liquidated damages;

9) Eliminate the impact and restore reputation;

10) Apologize.

The above methods of bearing civil liability may be applied separately or in combination.

In addition to applying the above provisions, people's courts hearing civil cases may also admonish, order them to make a statement of repentance, confiscate property and illegal gains from illegal activities, and may impose fines or detention in accordance with the provisions of law. Chapter VII: Statute of Limitations.

You go to the town ** village construction office in advance to understand: has the house gone through the application and approval procedures? If so, under what conditions?

He also focused on the land map and the opinion of the village committee on the construction of the house. If you comply with local regulations, you should ask the land management department to stop the neighbor's construction on the grounds that the land is your homestead that you have already applied for, so as to find out the right to use the land. Of course, here you have to have sufficient reasons and evidence to prove that the place is your home.

Go to court and file a lawsuit for restitution and compensation for damages.

First of all, go to the land planning department to report the illegal construction of the house.

Secondly, confirm the right to use the land for the house to determine that the right to use the house belongs to you.

Finally, rights protection.

If you go directly to the court and sue the court, the court will not accept it, you try it

Is it a rural homestead? First of all, you have to make sure that you have the title to the land in front of your house, and secondly, you have to find out who gave him permission to build it. Since your neighbor has built it, it must have opened up the joints, so be prepared for a long struggle.

It's best to find a local lawyer who will give you a plan after understanding your situation on the spot. Your information is very unclear, and you can't find much help online, and this kind of thing is very missed. Consult with a few lawyers.

It is recommended to measure and take pictures to collect evidence and report to the police or prosecute.

Article 83 of the General Principles stipulates that each adjacent property shall, in accordance with the spirit of profit, convenience, solidarity and mutual assistance, fairness and reasonableness, deal with the adjacent relationship of water interception, drainage, passage, ventilation, lighting, etc., and cause obstruction or loss to the neighbor, and the infringement shall be stopped, the obstruction shall be eliminated, and the loss shall be compensated.

In accordance with Article 36 of the Property Right, the right to repair or reconstruct property damage shall be requested.

If we can't negotiate, we will go through the judicial process, and we must ensure that our own interests are not violated.

How can your land allow someone else to build a house? Sue him.

Sue directly to the court, there is nothing to talk to him about if you forcibly occupy it, and it will be beneficial and harmless for you to go directly to court.

See if you can reconcile? If it doesn't work, just sue.

If you can't negotiate and go through the judicial process, you must pay attention to the fact that you must first have the evidence, and if there is no evidence to show that this land is yours, then you can't do anything.

Sue him, my neighbor also took possession of my land.

Tell him to give money. Otherwise, sue him.

You said you would build a house too, and he would give you a piece back.

Talk to them first, and if you don't understand, go and sue them.

Consult a lawyer for legal redress.

Land infringement disputes shall be settled through negotiation between the parties. Negotiation fails, can be carried out by the land administrative departments for administrative mediation. If a party is not satisfied with the administrative mediation, it may file a civil lawsuit with the other party as the defendant; The parties may also directly initiate a civil lawsuit without going through administrative mediation.

1. The subject of acceptance by the people's courts.

Article 1 of the Rural Land Contracting Law of the People's Republic of China The following civil disputes involving rural land contracting shall be accepted by the people's courts in accordance with law:

1) Disputes over contracting contracts;

2) Disputes over infringement of contracted management rights;

3) Disputes over the transfer of contracted management rights;

4) Disputes over the distribution of compensation fees for expropriation of contracted land;

5) Disputes over the inheritance of contracted management rights.

Where members of collective economic organizations initiate civil litigation because they have not actually obtained the right to contract and operate land, the people's court shall inform them to apply to the relevant administrative departments for resolution.

Where members of collective economic organizations initiate civil litigation over the amount of land compensation fees used for distribution, the people's courts shall not accept it.

II. Litigation Procedures.

Land infringement disputes are disputes arising from the infringement of the land use right or contract management right by a third party. According to the Measures for the Investigation and Handling of Land Ownership Disputes, land infringement cases, administrative boundary disputes, land violation cases, and rural land contract management rights disputes shall not be accepted as land ownership dispute cases. Therefore, civil legal relationships that fall under the adjustment of relevant laws such as the General Principles of the Civil Law, the Property Law, the Tort Liability Law, and the Rural Land Contracting and Management Law shall be directly accepted by the people's courts, and the second-instance final adjudication system of ordinary civil litigation procedures shall apply.

Among them, there are special "Rural Land Contracting and Operation Law" and "Rural Land Contracting and Operation Dispute Mediation and Arbitration Law" in rural land infringement disputes, which are adjusted by special provisions, and the parties can choose to apply to the Rural Land Contracting and Operation Arbitration Commission for mediation and arbitration or directly file a civil lawsuit with the people's court.

The agreement alone does not involve land use rights.

It can be in accordance with the law of property rights.

Article 36 Where damage is caused to immovable property or movable property, the right holder may have the right to request repair, rework, replacement or restoration to its original state.

Article 37: Where property rights are infringed upon, causing damage to the right holder, the right holder may request compensation for damages, and may also request to bear other civil liabilities.

Come from level to level, first find the production team - Murakami - ** - Land Institute - Land Bureau - Court. You have a reason to go to ** all have the advantage.

Sued for infringement of land use rights.

It's very simple to know privately first, but not to understand the prosecution.

went to the Planning Bureau, and the Construction Bureau complained separately because he was an illegal building.