Knowledge about land and land contracted tenure

Updated on Three rural 2024-06-05
9 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    Generally, it is necessary to apply for approval before land acquisition, and it is also necessary to communicate with the village group owned by the local collective and hold a villager meeting.

    In addition, fertile land, which is generally classified as basic farmland, is subject to the Land Management Law

    Article 34: The State implements a basic farmland protection system. The following cultivated land shall be classified as a basic farmland protection zone in accordance with the overall land use plan and shall be strictly managed:

    1) Cultivated land in the grain, cotton and oil production bases approved by the relevant competent departments or local people at or above the county level;

    2) Cultivated land with good water conservancy and soil and water conservation facilities, which is being renovated and medium and low-yield fields that can be transformed;

    3) vegetable production base;

    4) Agricultural scientific research and teaching experimental fields;

    5) Other cultivated land that shall be included in the basic farmland protection zone.

    The basic farmland designated by all provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government shall account for more than 80 percent of the cultivated land within their respective administrative areas.

    The basic farmland protection area shall be demarcated and demarcated by the township (town) unit, and shall be organized and implemented by the people's land administrative departments at the county level in conjunction with the agricultural administrative departments at the same level.

    If you are expropriated and you don't know anything, you can go to the land and resources management department and the county-level people to report and complain.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    The procedures for land acquisition should be legal, and the land should be requisitioned after the approval of the provincial people. During the second announcement, the first registration requires the consent of the majority of the villagers. "Two announcements" refer to the announcement of the land requisition plan and the announcement of the land requisition compensation and resettlement plan issued by the people of the city or county where the expropriated land is located in the township (town) village where the expropriated land is located.

    "A registration", refers to the owner of the expropriated land, the right to use the land within the time limit specified in the announcement of the expropriation of land with the land ownership certificate to the designated people's land administrative departments for land requisition compensation registration.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    Chapter II of the Land Management Law on the Ownership and Use of Land Article 15 State-owned land may be contracted and operated by units or individuals engaged in planting, forestry, animal husbandry, and fishery production. Deficit land owned by peasant collectives may be contracted and operated by units or individuals other than the collective economic organizations to engage in crop farming, forestry, animal husbandry, and fishery production. The contract issuing party and the contracting party shall conclude a contract stipulating the rights and obligations of both parties.

    The term of land contracting and operation shall be stipulated in the contract. Units and individuals contracted to operate land have the obligation to protect and rationally utilize the land in accordance with the purposes agreed in the contract. If the land owned by the peasant collective is contracted and operated by a unit or individual other than the collective economic organization, it must be approved by more than two-thirds of the members of the villagers' meeting or more than two-thirds of the villagers' representatives, and shall be reported to the township (town) people for approval.

    The state does not want money. All you have to do is negotiate with the landowner. Private land is negotiated with the owner, and collective land is negotiated with the village. Oh.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    The practice in the village is illegal, and you should complain to the local **.

    Rural Land Contract Law of the People's Republic of China of the People's Republic of China.

    Article 44: The provisions of this chapter apply to rural land such as barren mountains, barren ditches, barren hills, and barren beaches that are not suitable for household contracting, and are contracted through methods such as bidding, auction, or public consultation.

    Article 45: Where rural land is contracted by other means, a contract shall be signed. The rights and obligations of the parties and the duration of the contract shall be determined through consultation between the two parties. If the contract is contracted by bidding or auction, the contract fee shall be determined through public bidding and bidding; If the contract is contracted by means of open negotiation or other means, the contract fee shall be agreed upon by both parties.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    Land cannot be bought or sold, and villagers have the right to participate in the contracting of rural land. The buying and selling of land in the township and village is illegal.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    It is considered a violation of national land resources. According to the law, the arable land is barren for two years. It can be taken back and re-contracted for farming.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    If it is land that has been expropriated or purchased, it is a problem that should be solved by the builder.

    If it cannot be developed due to formalities and other issues, it can be cultivated, but when it is necessary to develop, it will not be requisitioned or purchased, but only a small amount of compensation or compensation for the seedlings will be paid.

    As for whether it is illegal or not, it depends on whether the land has been expropriated or purchased. After the purchase of agricultural land, it can also be stopped for several years, which is to naturally eliminate pesticide or fertilizer residues in the land, which is the need for pollution-free farming.

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    If it is a peasant's contracted land, the state has the right to take it back after a long period of abandonment.

  9. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    If what you say is true, the subcontracting behavior of the village committee is obviously a violation of the relevant provisions of the Contract Law, and you can file a civil lawsuit in accordance with the law.

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