How many meters before and after the legal provisions on ancestral graves?

The destruction of ancestral graves should be an act that violates the interests of the public and social morality, infringes on the reputation right of the deceased and the remains and bones, and is protected by law, so you can request civil compensation from the people's court. If, after the death of a natural person, his close relatives suffer mental pain due to infringement and file a lawsuit with the people's court for compensation for mental damage, the people's court shall accept it according to law.

When there is a dispute over building a house, we have three ways to defend our rights.

First, both parties can negotiate and reach relevant agreements after reaching consensus;

Second, you can apply to the village committee for mediation.

Third, you can prepare a complaint to bring a lawsuit to the court.

Ownership of ancestral graves

The ancestral graves belong to the state, and the following land belongs to the whole people, that is, the state:

1. Land in urban areas;

2. Land that has been confiscated, expropriated and purchased as state-owned in rural areas and urban suburbs according to law;

3. Land expropriated by the state according to law;

4. Woodlands, grasslands, wasteland, beaches and other lands that are not owned by collectives according to law;

5. If all the members of rural collective economic organizations are converted into urban residents, the land originally owned by their members collectively;

6. The land that was originally owned by the relocated farmers and is no longer used after the collective migration of the farmers' organized land due to the reasons such as national migration and natural disasters.

Legal basis:

Article 3 of the Supreme People's Court's Interpretation on Several Issues Concerning Determining the Liability for Compensation for Spiritual Damage in Civil Torts stipulates that if a close relative of a natural person suffers from mental pain due to the following torts after his death, the people's court shall accept it according to law:

(1) insulting, slandering, derogating, demonizing or violating the interests of the public and society.

(2) illegally disclosing or using the privacy of the deceased, or infringing on the privacy of the deceased in other ways that violate the interests of the public and social morality;

(3) illegally using or damaging the remains or bones, or infringing on the remains or bones in other ways that violate the interests of the public and social morality.