The land ownership account has been transferred. Can you restore it?

You can't. The contracted land belongs to the farmers' collective and is contracted by the village collective to the farmers in the village. Farmers have the right to operate, but they have no right to dispose of it. As land contractors who inherit personal property, they cannot die. If the land is still in the contract period and there are other family members in the same household registration book as the contractor, the family members will renew the contract (children whose household registration is not in the village cannot renew the contract); If there are no other family members, the employer will take them back and redistribute them. Article 8 of the Land Management Law: Land in rural areas and urban suburbs belongs to farmers' collectives, except those that are owned by the state according to the law; Homestead, private plots and private hills are collectively owned by farmers. Article 10 Where the land collectively owned by peasants belongs to village peasants according to law, it shall be managed by village collective economic organizations or villagers' committees.

Legal objectivity:

Article 27 of the Rural Land Contract Law: During the contract period, the employer shall not take back the contracted land. The state protects farmers' right to contracted management of land. It is not allowed to withdraw from the contracted management right of land as a condition for farmers to settle in cities. During the contract period, contracted farmers who settle in the city shall be guided and supported to transfer the contracted land management right within the collective economic organization or return the contracted land to the employer, and may also be encouraged to transfer the land management right. During the contract period, when the contractor returns the contracted land or the employer takes back the contracted land according to law, the contractor has the right to obtain corresponding compensation for its investment in the contracted land to improve the land production capacity.