5 land circulation contracting and operation contracts

Where the right to contract and operate land is transferred by means of subcontracting, leasing, swapping, transferring, or other means, both parties shall sign a written contract. Where the transfer is adopted, the consent of the contract issuing party shall be obtained; Where subcontracting, leasing, swapping, or other methods of circulation are employed, it shall be reported to the contract-issuing party for the record. The contract for the transfer of land contracting and management rights generally includes the following clauses:

1) The names and addresses of both parties; (B) the name, location, area, quality level of the land in circulation; the duration and start and end dates of the circulation; (D) the use of the land transferred; (5) the rights and obligations of both parties; (6) the circulation price and payment method; (7) Liability for breach of contract. Where land contracting and management rights are transferred by way of exchange or transfer, and the parties request registration, they shall apply for registration with the local people** at or above the county level. Without registration, it is not allowed to confront a bona fide third party.

The contracting party may subcontract or lease part or all of the land contracting and management rights to a third party for a certain period of time, and the contracting relationship between the contracting party and the contract issuing party remains unchanged. Where the contracting party has handed over the land to others for cultivation for no more than one year, it may not sign a written contract. In order to facilitate cultivation or their own needs, the contracting parties may exchange land contracting and management rights for land belonging to the same collective economic organization.

If the contracting party has a stable non-agricultural occupation or a stable income, with the consent of the contract issuing party, it may transfer all or part of the land contracting and management rights to other rural households engaged in agricultural production and operation, and the rural households shall establish a new contracting relationship with the contract issuing party, and the contracting relationship between the original contracting party and the contract issuing party on the land shall be terminated immediately. In order to develop the agricultural economy, the contractors may voluntarily jointly invest in the land contract management rights and engage in agricultural cooperative production. Where the contracting party increases its land production capacity by investing in the contracted land, it shall have the right to receive corresponding compensation when the land contracting and management rights are transferred in accordance with law.

The above is how to write the certificate of the right to contract the operation of the land in the land of the land to be transferred.

The contract for the transfer of land contracting and management rights shall clearly state the name, address, rights and obligations of the contracting party and the contract issuing party; Circulation mode; the location, area, and quality level of the land in circulation; transfer of land use; Circulation price and payment method; the duration of the circulation and the start and end dates; Disposal of above-ground attachments and related facilities after the expiration of the circulation contract; Liability for breach of contract, etc. Legal basis: Article 40 of the Rural Land Contract Law provides that for the transfer of land operation rights, both parties shall sign a written circulation contract.

The contract for the transfer of land rights in the distressed state generally includes the following clauses: (1) the names and residences of both parties; (B) the name, location, area, quality level of the land in circulation; (3) The period of circulation, the limit and the start and end dates; (D) the use of the land transferred; (5) the rights and obligations of both parties; (6) the circulation price and payment method; (G) the land is expropriated, requisitioned, occupied in accordance with the law when the ownership of the relevant compensation; (8) Liability for breach of contract. Where the contractor hands over the land to another person for cultivation for no more than one year, it may not sign a written contract.

The two parties to the contract: County Commune (Township) Brigade (Village) Production Team, hereinafter referred to as Party A: Contractor Hereinafter referred to as Party B In order to implement the joint production contracting responsibility system, fully mobilize the production enthusiasm of the members, and clarify the rights and obligations of both parties A and Party B, according to **.

83), 84) The spirit of Document No. 1, discussed and agreed by the General Assembly of Economic and Social Workers to fully negotiate with both parties A and B, and specially set up this contract so that both parties can abide by it. 1. The area, location, and grade of the contracted land, Party A will contract the mu of land (field) to Party B, which is located in the east to the west, to the south to the north, and to the first and second acres, the third and fourth acres of ,......The ownership of the contracted land belongs to the collective, and Party B only has the right to use the land, and is not allowed to buy, sell, lease, or be barren, and is not allowed to convert it into a homestead. 2. The contract period is a total of one year, from 19/xx/19 to 19/xx/19.

3. Party B's rights and obligations Party B has the right to obtain fertilizers, pesticides, improved seeds, loan indicators and other agricultural materials allocated by the state for the development of agricultural production. Party B must complete the planting plan issued by the superior, and on the premise of completing the planting plan, it can decide the planting operation by itself. Party B must complete the task of purchasing the quota and the task of paying the agricultural tax according to the number of acres of land, and pay the agricultural tax to the state every year.

Party B must complete the volunteer working days apportioned by Party A according to the number of acres of contracted land, or hand over the discounted amount according to the number of volunteer working days. With the consent of Party A, Party B may find a target to subcontract the land, and may negotiate with the subcontractor to purchase living grain at a reasonable price. After the land is subcontracted, the subcontractor must undertake all the tasks of unified purchase and payment of agricultural tax originally undertaken by Party B, and undertake the task of handing over the "three golds" to Party A and completing the volunteer work.

In the event of birth (not in violation of family planning regulations), death, marriage, or marriage, the contracted land will generally not change, but it must adjust its obligations in accordance with the regulations. If Party B is unable to continue to contract the land due to the reduction of labor force, and no one is willing to subcontract, it may propose to Party A to return part or all of the contracted land, and Party A will make other unified arrangements. Party B's obligations to the state and the collective shall be reduced or exempted accordingly.