Can one of the spouses sell or give away the land they have to keep for themselves?

No, self-reserved land is collective land and cannot be sold, only the right to use.

If the land is jointly owned by the husband and wife, the unilateral sale or gift by the husband and wife is invalid and must be approved by both husband and wife.

No. In such a situation, the consent of both husband and wife is required, and the land reserved for self-retention is not allowed to be sold and belongs to the collective.

Yes, this is voluntary.

One of the husband and wife may not privately talk about the sale of the land for his own time and give it to others, because it is a matter for the husband and wife to negotiate together.

Of course not, but depending on the actual situation, it is definitely not possible to see what belongs to one of the husband and wife in the previous agreement, and what to agree to together.

Husband and wife do not need to sell their own land for gifting, because since you are a family, you are all joint property, and you do not need to do anything else.

The land of the husband and wife is public property, and one of the spouses may not sell or give it away.

Hello friend, no way.

Reserved land is the joint property of the husband and wife, and it is impossible for one party to dispose of it alone.

If the land is joint property of the husband and wife, then one party has no right to sell the property himself.

It is possible to sell or give it to the residents of the village. I sold it to a resident from another place, and it only had the right to use, not the right to own the land.

If it is your own, of course, you can dispose of it, but this is within the village collective.

It is okay to give away another meal, but the land cannot be sold, and it is the sale of all the personal rights of the state to life.

At present, the peasants' self-reserved land in our country is a relationship of the land responsibility system. Land is publicly owned and state-owned, and individuals cannot buy or sell.

One of the spouses may not sell or give away the land to others, otherwise it will infringe.

I don't think I have the right to buy or sell land, so I should consult the local area.

If one of the husband and wife cannot sell or give away the land reserved for himself, it is only right that both husband and wife jointly approve it.

One of the spouses may sell or donate the land in his or her own name.

Can one of the spouses sell or give away the land for himself? Yes, you can.

Our law does not provide for this in this regard.

As long as there is no power or money, the transaction is done voluntarily.

This is a non-fulfillment of conjugal obligations.

The National Marriage Act does not provide for this, but couples who do not have sex can file for divorce.

The Marriage Law stipulates that husband and wife should fulfill their mutual obligations as husband and wife, and having sex is also one of the obligations of husband and wife.

It seems that this has not yet entered the legal level.

This is all a matter between husband and wife, and the law does not clearly stipulate it.

If you don't perform, you can sue for divorce.

Female 14, but I think it can be extended to apply to male as well.

The law does not stipulate it!! But your physiological development period should dictate how old you are before you can have sex!!

The law does not stipulate it!!

It is advisable that you do not be impulsive. At least as an adult.

At present, there is still controversy in criminal law, and the general theory generally supports the "penetration theory", and of course some people advocate the "contact theory".

By age, minors adopt the contact theory and adults adopt the penetration theory.

I partially agree with the upstairs, and I'm afraid to delete the post.

No.

The law does not stipulate this. However, it is stipulated that if the woman is unwilling, the man will force it, which is illegal, even if the relationship between husband and wife is not allowed.

It's not a legal provision, but it's a moral category, since you choose to get married, you have the obligation to communicate well, if the other party has needs, and one party has not cooperated, then why get married. If you have physical and psychological problems, it is better to talk about it and then see a doctor. Otherwise, because of this problem, the marriage fails, and there is no way.

There was no requirement that you were in a relationship at the time.

It's hard to file a case. Even if the case is filed.

If you can't prove that you forced her.

There will be no conviction.

I really don't know how to cherish it, the girl's first time is not only 50,000, but also the price. Although there is no legal basis, morally speaking, if a girl loses that time, her life will definitely have a shadow for a lifetime, including her future man.

Premarital sex is not a legal affair, but a moral one. He is not protected by law.