The registration of homestead use rights and house ownership in rural areas has always attracted much attention. In order to protect the legitimate rights and interests of farmers, the state has continuously improved relevant policies and mechanisms to solve problems left over from history. In the work of integrated confirmation and registration of rural real estate rights, there are three types of rural houses that cannot be legalized for registration. In this article, we will analyze these three types of situations in detail and ** the latest policies for the confirmation and registration of rural real estate titles.
In terms of land and spatial planning control requirements, many villagers did not build houses in accordance with relevant regulations due to lack of legal awareness. These illegal housing construction behaviors constitute a violation of the provisions of the Land Management Law, and also harm the public interest. In order to curb such behavior, China has issued a measure: all rural housing construction that violates the requirements of territorial spatial planning and control cannot be registered and legalized. The promulgation of this policy will effectively safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of peasants and promote the rational use of rural land resources.
Supplement: Territorial spatial planning is an important measure in China's urban and rural development. It aims to guide all localities to do a good job in the rational planning and utilization of land resources and ensure the sustainable development of land resources. Farmers' construction of houses in violation of planning control requirements not only violates national laws, but can also cause damage to the environment and ecology. Therefore, the State has adopted a zero-tolerance attitude towards such situations and has cracked down on illegal housing construction through the registration of titles.
In China, the ownership of homestead land belongs to the village collective, and farmers only have the right to use the homestead. According to the provisions of the Land Management Law, urban residents are not allowed to buy homestead land to build private villas. Therefore, the homestead purchased by any urban resident is an illegal act and cannot be legalized for confirmation of ownership. This also reminds the majority of urban residents not to take chances and avoid violating relevant laws and regulations.
Supplement: As the land where farmers live and live, the legal status of homestead land is special and important. The right to use homestead land is the legitimate rights and interests of farmers, and the legal use of homestead land by farmers can be guaranteed through right confirmation and registration. The behavior of urban residents buying homesteads to build private villas not only violates the use orientation of homesteads, but also weakens the rights and interests of farmers in the use of homesteads. Therefore, the state has adopted a strict attitude towards the confirmation and registration of such cases in order to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of farmers.
Small-property rights houses refer to houses built privately and indiscriminately on village collective land, which lack relevant formalities and are not protected by law. With the advancement of the work of confirming and registering rights, the purchase of small property rights houses, whether urban residents or rural residents, cannot go through the legalization of title confirmation and registration. This measure is of great significance for safeguarding the rational use of land resources and protecting the interests of peasants.
Supplement: Small property rights were once sought after by buyers due to their low price, collective land, and simplified procedures. However, as an illegal construction of small property rights, there are not only hidden dangers, but also the legitimate rights and interests of home buyers. With the development and modernization of rural areas, the state's attitude towards houses with small property rights has gradually become clear, and it has been included in the scope of those that cannot be registered for confirmation of rights, so as to ensure the rational use of land resources and the legitimate rights and interests of farmers.
After in-depth research, we found that in the work of integrated confirmation and registration of rural real estate, there are three types of rural houses that cannot be registered and legalized. First of all, rural houses built in violation of the requirements of territorial spatial planning and control cannot be registeredSecond, the homestead illegally purchased by urban residents cannot be registered for confirmation of ownershipFinally, small property rights cannot be legalized in the process of confirming and registering titles. These three types of situations involve irrational use of land resources and illegal acts, and the state governs them through relevant policies and measures to protect the rights and interests of farmers and achieve the goals of rural development and sustainable use of land resources.
Through the analysis of the integrated registration of rural real estate rights, we can see that in order to protect the rights and interests of farmers and the rational use of land resources, the state has continuously improved policies and mechanisms, and has taken severe measures to crack down on illegal acts. However, in real life, some farmers may be unable to legalize their registration for various reasons. Therefore, the state has the responsibility to strengthen the education of farmers' legal awareness and guide farmers to build houses in accordance with the law. At the same time, we should increase support for farmers, help farmers solve the problem of protecting their legitimate rights and interests, and promote the sustainability of rural development.
As one of the editors, I have been involved in reporting and interviewing the registration of rural real estate titles. Through communication with some farmers, I realized that they do not have a good understanding of the importance and impact of title registration. Many peasants have a weak sense of law, and they often only care about their own rights and interests, while ignoring the laws and regulations of the state. Therefore, while promoting the work of confirming and registering rural real estate rights, it is very necessary to strengthen legal education and publicity for farmers. Only by enhancing farmers' awareness of law and compliance can we truly protect their rights and interests and realize rural development and sustainable use of land resources.