Is the outside of the walls of a rural house for one s own use?

Of course, the exterior wall of the rural house belongs to oneself, and the exterior wall is of course one's own, and what does not belong to others is of course used by oneself.

Your own house belongs to you, and it belongs to a private house within a certain distance outside the wall, and this distance range is limited by your approval, so you can use it within the boundary outside the wall.

In the general situation of rural areas, the place inside the courtyard wall belongs to the head of the household, and it also belongs to the scope of its own application, but the place outside the courtyard wall does not belong to its own scope of application, which is the most basic common sense in rural areas since ancient times.

The division of rural houses is divided according to their own homestead area, if it is within the scope of their own homestead, it belongs to their own area, if it is outside, it belongs to the public area, and cannot be occupied at will.

Villagers in remote mountainous areas have vacant plots of land with varying distances and areas between their houses, some of which belong to the village collectives and some to the villagers. If it is the villagers' own, it goes without saying that it belongs to their own use, and the neighbors have no right to use it. But if it is collective, which villager's house is close to and which family uses it, there is no legal provision for this, and it belongs to the customary folk customs and village rules.

In a rural house, if there is a road outside the wall, it is collectively owned, and there is a meter behind your house, which is your drip brother, and this can be used.

According to the plane shape of your house, and then set aside the extension size of the front and back and left and right according to the regulations, for example, the front of the house extends 6 8 meters outward on the front wall, and the back drips 1 meter, and the left and right sides set aside the foundation size outside the wall according to the regulations.

Is a small piece of land outside the courtyard walls of the countryside its own? How can it be used reasonably? Rural people often say that in front of the house and behind the house, melons and beans are planted.

For these small plots of land in front of and behind the houses in the countryside, it has never been left idle. In the past, villagers used these occasions as manure fields and pastures to pile up farm manure or firewood. Later, with the acceleration of the pace of construction of the new countryside, the countryside began to clean up the three major piles, and these debris were no longer piled up outside the courtyard wall.

Although it was no longer allowed to pile up debris, the villagers did not want it to be so idle, so they sprinkled farm manure and opened a small vegetable garden to grow vegetables. It not only beautifies the environment, but also reaps the joy of labor. In the area outside the courtyard wall, in recent years, villagers have erected color steel tile huts one by one to use as garages.

Some of them were directly built with bricks, which was ordered to be demolished a few days ago when the town cleaned up the illegal buildings. As long as there is no dispute between neighbors, the village collective will not take it back because you occupy a small piece of land outside the wall to grow vegetables.

The homestead land applied for building a house in rural areas is within the scope of use of the villagers, and the area outside the wall is collective land. If you want to use it reasonably, you can't occupy it indiscriminately, and you can't build temporary buildings. No one has studied the proper cultivation of vegetable gardens or planting flowers and plants.

It does not belong to oneself, this place belongs to the village collective, and this place can be turned into a small vegetable garden or garden.

The small area outside the courtyard wall of the village does not belong to itself, it belongs to the village collective. Because there are clear regulations on the size of the homestead of rural residents, and they all have relevant documents, if the document indicates that this small piece of land belongs to the homeowner, then it is private property, if it is not marked, it belongs to the village collective, then the individual homeowner has no right to use the land.

Although a small piece of land outside the courtyard wall in the countryside does not belong to the village collective, there is a customary rule in the countryside that whoever is close to the courtyard wall will use it by whoever is close to the courtyard wall. Therefore, many places outside the courtyard wall in the countryside have been reclaimed by the homeowners into small vegetable gardens, or used to place miscellaneous items, and some people also use color steel plates to build this place into a small cloth, used to place their own cars, but this is an illegal building, and some places have begun to clean up, requiring the homeowner to demolish Star's garage.

Although the small area outside the courtyard wall of the village is not owned by themselves, the homeowners will not let them be idle, and in the past, many villagers would use this area as a pasture or dung factory to pile up farm manure or firewood for fires. However, with the acceleration of the construction of the new countryside, the countryside has also begun to clean up these items, and people are no longer allowed to pile up these sundries at will outside the courtyard wall. At this time, the small place outside the courtyard wall had a new purpose.

Most people will reclaim this small piece of land, sprinkle farmhouse manure and deep turning, water, sprinkle vegetable seeds, plant vegetables, and after a while they can eat delicious vegetables, the planting of these vegetables can not only beautify the environment, but also save living expenses and harvest the joy of labor, and can make good use of this land. As long as there is no dispute between the neighbors, the village cadres generally will not interfere more, but there are conflicts with the neighbors, and there will be many disputes over the ownership of this place, which will affect people's normal life.

Generally, there is no legal provision for this, but according to the folk customs of the village, a small area outside the courtyard wall of the village can be used by oneself. To use it wisely, we just need to use it without affecting other residents and the normal traffic in the village.

This is your own, and I think you can choose to grow some flowers or some eggplant or potatoes in this small area.

It stands to reason that it should be collective, but because of the particularity of the countryside. Many people will choose to grow something to eat and grow some vegetables. But in reality, this place does not belong to itself, it is owned by the collective.

You can say hello to the village committee and then be heavier. What is within the homestead can belong to oneself, and what is outside the homestead belongs to the state. You can let the collective build a chicken coop or open a small shop for the convenience of the masses.

It is also possible to build a small garden and plant some flowers.

Summary. Outside the walls of rural houses are relatives for their own use.

Outside the walls of rural houses are relatives for their own use.

It is a tradition for a small piece of local house owners outside the rural courtyard wall to use, although these rock-based lands and farmers have not handled the right to use jujube markers in accordance with the law, but it has always been like this from the customs and habits, so the country's laws do not prohibit farmers from using, and the village collectives will not interfere with the use of farmers, and only in case of disputes, will it be raised to the legal level to deal with.

1. When mixing cement, first prepare clean water according to the amount of construction, add diatom mud dry powder, add an appropriate amount of water to stir back, stir with an electric mixer, add water as needed while stirring, and fully stir before it can be used. 2. Apply first and then lay the foundation to smooth the wall, and then apply it a second time when it is about to dry, and apply it flat. 3. Spray or wipe out the texture pattern and the surface layer twice, and use a polishing trowel to collect the light.

Spray the surface layer a second time, and wait for the surface to be waterless and light-free, and then collect the light, a total of two times.

1. Rural self-built houses should be selected with a good construction team and architectural sketches. To supervise the construction and ensure the quality of the house, it is necessary to prepare steel, bricks, cement and other materials. The construction of a house involves the occupation of public roads, and the relationship between the poor and the neighbors must be dealt with.

2. Rural self-built houses should also be designed with underground pipelines to solve the problem, once and for all, otherwise it will be a big trouble. Don't forget about the wiring. Make sure the wall is vertical. Rural self-built houses should prepare doors and windows, so as to reserve the size of doors and windows.

3. If the rural self-built house is a building construction, it is necessary to pay attention to the problem of shade for neighbors, deal with the area and structure of the building reasonably, and prepare power supply for the self-built house. Rural self-built houses should be built in a good season, preferably after the first lunar month, and the foundation of rural self-built houses must also be properly handled.

Summary. Hello dear. We'll be happy to answer for you.

No, you can't, you can't renovate the old house in the urban and rural areas, and now the old house in the rural hometown wants to be renovated, you must apply to the village committee. After the consent of the village committee, the house can be renovated, if the relatives renovate privately, the village committee will recognize the relatives as illegal buildings, I hope to help the relatives, I wish the relatives good health, all the best!

Hello dear. We'll be happy to answer for you. No, you can't, you can't renovate the old house in the rural area, and now the old house in the rural area wants to be renovated, you must apply to the village committee.

After the consent of the village committee, the house can be renovated, if the relatives renovate privately, the village committee will recognize the relatives as a violation of the fiber wheel chapter building, I hope to help the relatives, I wish the relatives good health, all the best!

Hello dear. We'll be happy to answer for you. But the hidden stupidity is that the family registration is an urban household registration, and the houses in the countryside can be renovated and reinforced, but they cannot be pushed to reconstruction, and the expansion of the original area can be expanded at will, and the old houses after renovation and repair can be returned to the hometown, and even rely on this to move the urban household registration back to their hometown.

It can also be leased, transferred within the village, accompanied by the stove or handed over to the village collective for escrow operation, and obtain dividend income from shares.