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According to the relevant laws and regulations and the provisions of the original contract, under specific circumstances, the contracted land is allowed to be adopted to others again. However, this transfer must strictly follow the spirit of the original contract and its clear terms, as well as the relevant provisions of the Land Contract Law and other relevant laws. If there is no prohibitive clause in the original contract that involves land subcontracting, and this act is strictly executed in accordance with the relevant laws and regulations above, then the outsourcing action can be permitted. In this process, it is necessary to ensure that the rights and responsibilities of both parties are clearly divided to prevent possible disputes.
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Disputes over the ownership of land usually revolve around the ownership of land or the ownership of the right to use land. These disputes may arise among individuals, groups and individuals, and involve differences and disputes over the specific scope of land use and the corresponding rights and interests. Among them, our common types of disputes cover various types of land rights disputes such as homestead, contracted land and construction land. In order to effectively resolve such disputes, we must follow the relevant laws and regulations and make full use of all kinds of evidence to clarify the ultimate ownership of land rights.
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Land dispute cases are generally accepted by the court, but they need to meet certain conditions. Generally speaking, if a dispute involving land ownership or use right is clear to all parties, the claim and factual basis are clear, and the case falls within the jurisdiction of the sued court, the court will accept it. However, due to the wide range of land dispute cases, their handling methods vary from case to case. For example, disputes over the confirmation of land rights may first need to go through an administrative processing stage.
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Land previously owned or managed by the deceased is not usually classified as inheritance. The reason is that the granting of rights and interests in rural land contractual management is based on the family, and the contractor is the farmer family in the collective economic organization. When any member of this type of farmers dies, this will not have any substantive impact on the original contract cooperation agreement. If the contract period has not expired, the land shall be managed and operated by other family members.
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