Can I get it back if I have a title deed and I borrowed it to someone else in 1961?

According to the judicial interpretation of the Supreme People's Court, the old land certificates before 52 years have no legal effect, because they are the products of the period of private ownership of land, which is inconsistent with the current public ownership of land. After 52 years, the new land certificate has the effect of law.

In another case, if you have been living in the land or have the right to use the land, then you can exchange the title deed for a new land deed.

Legal changes: The Agrarian Reform Act, adopted in 1950, provides that "after the completion of agrarian reform, the people shall issue land ownership certificates and recognize the right of all landowners to freely operate, buy, sell and lease their land". By 1953, the Land and Property Ownership Certificate was issued to individuals in large numbers as a certificate of ownership.

The 1982 Constitution established public ownership of land, i.e., state-owned and collective-owned, and the homestead certificate, the collective land construction land use certificate, and now the collective land use certificate came into being. The original old house deed and old title deed will naturally become invalid. However, as a certificate to prove the ownership, although it cannot directly produce the legal effect of the real right, it is still one of the evidence for its claim of the real right (house ownership or land use right).

196|196|years, lent to someone else to live, can you still come back? If you have a title deed and state land, you can definitely get it back if you lend it to someone else, and if you don't sign any contract with him, it will definitely be yours.

If you have a title deed and state land, you can still get it back? After all, you can get it back. But there are a lot of troubles during this period, because this history is relatively long, well, some things are not easy to solve.

Yes! I remember that in the 80s of the last century, there were relevant policies, and this kind of problem was generally investigated in various places, and many people's former ancestral homes were taken back. I don't know much about the specific procedures, so it is recommended to go to the Civil Affairs Bureau, housing management and other departments to ask.

Yes, why not? It's yours, then you're going to come back, the name of the state-owned land certificate is yours, right? Then you can rightfully want to come back, that's indisputable.

Since it was lent to others, it can definitely be returned.

The title deed has expired, and the local land bureau is the local land bureau to go to the land management department for consultation.

It should be possible, it is recommended to go to the relevant departments to inquire, if you refuse to return, you can take the legal route.

The 1961 title deed is now unvalid. In the sixties and seventies, there were no house deeds, and some of them were pre-liberation. The old title deed is not legally binding.

Article 30 of the law clearly stipulates that after the completion of the land reform, the people will issue a land ownership certificate, and the land contract before the reform of the land system will be invalidated. It can be seen that as early as the 50s of the last century, after the completion of China's land reform, all land contracts were abolished.

Knowledge of land useLegal documents confirming land use rights. The data and numbers in the land use certificate, such as the name of the unit, the number of land, the location, the change of land, etc., must be consistent with the land registration form. The attached map of the land use certificate can be obtained according to the base map of the current land use status or the thorough drawing of the cadastral map.

As the area and boundaries change, the drawings should be changed accordingly. A title deed is a contract between a buyer and a seller.

There are two types of title deeds: white deeds and red deeds. A deed entered into between a buyer and a seller without being validated by the government is called a draft deed or a white deed. After the deed is made, verified by the government and taxed, the government will handle the procedures for the transfer of ownership and tax for it, and then paste the end of the deed printed by the official typesetting on the white deed, and the official seal of the state government of Linggai County.

Legal basis: Civil Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 6: The people's courts exercise the power to adjudicate civil cases. The people's courts are to independently adjudicate civil cases in accordance with the provisions of law, and are not to be interfered with by administrative organs, social groups, or individuals.

Article 7: The People's Law People's Court hearing civil cases must be based on the facts and the law as the criterion.

Article 8: Civil litigants have equal rights to close litigation. People's courts hearing civil cases shall safeguard and facilitate the parties' exercise of procedural rights, and treat all parties equally in the application of law.

Article 9: People's courts hearing civil cases shall conduct mediation on the basis of the principles of voluntariness and legality; If mediation fails, a judgment shall be made in a timely manner.

Article 10: People's courts hearing civil cases are to carry out collegial deliberation, recusal, open trial, and two-trial finalization in accordance with legal provisions.

It works, but it is possible that some of it has been invalid due to the passage of time.

Land Administration Act

16th land ownership and use rights disputes, by the parties to negotiate and settle; If the negotiation fails, it will be handled by the people's bank.

Disputes between units shall be handled by the people at or above the county level; Disputes between individuals and between individuals and units shall be handled by the people at the township level or at or above the county level.

If the parties are not satisfied with the disposition decision of the people, they may file a lawsuit with the People's Court within 30 days of receiving the notice of the disposition decision.

Before the dispute over land ownership and use rights is resolved, neither party shall change the status quo of land use.