How to solve unreasonable land disputes among villagers

The villagers' unreasonable land dispute settlement methods are as follows:

1, mediate each other

Rural land disputes usually occur between members of the same family. In case of disputes between relatives, first of all, they should consult and mediate with each other, and some even have to find a prestigious old man in their own family to decide. If it is not a land dispute involving major interests, it can generally be resolved through reconciliation within the family. After all, family members are easier to talk to. Generally, people in a village are a little touched by relatives and friends, so mediation is generally easier;

2, the village committee mediation

If it is a land dispute that cannot be reconciled with each other, farmers will generally seek mediation from the village Committee at this time. Because the distribution of rural land is carried out by village collectives, they have a clear understanding of farmers' respective land contractual management rights, and village cadres have a better understanding of the situation of farmers' families in their villages and rich experience in handling villagers' contradictions, so they have also played a great role in rural land dispute mediation;

3. County and city arbitration

If the village committee can't solve the land dispute between farmers, farmers can also apply for arbitration at the next higher level. China has a special Law on Mediation and Arbitration of Rural Land Contract Management Disputes, which clearly stipulates the specific procedures and methods of arbitration after disputes over farmers' land occur. If farmers need to apply for arbitration, they need to know this legislation in advance, clearly know the specific form and content of arbitration, and safeguard their legitimate rights and interests.

There are many reasons for land disputes, but they can generally be divided into three categories:

1, village collectives or village cadres infringe upon the interests of villagers. Some village cadres have low quality and a weak sense of responsibility. Incomplete procedures in the conclusion of rural land contract have caused unnecessary mistakes, and ignoring farmers' rights and interests has become an important factor in disputes. Some village cadres "operate behind closed doors" when contracting land, causing dissatisfaction among the masses. Some of them are often caused by the replacement of the head of the village Committee and the contradiction between the old and new teams or village cadres, which leads to the current village Committee denying the original contract, changing the terms of the contract privately or re-contracting the subject matter, causing disputes;

2. The villagers harm the collective interests of the village. Some villagers failed to perform the contract as agreed, causing disputes. Some contractors contract at low prices and subcontract at high prices without authorization to profit from it. Some villagers did not abide by the contract, deliberately defaulted on the contract fees, and created various troubles, which made it difficult for village cadres to collect money. Some contractors change the land use without authorization, violate the contract, destroy land and forestry resources, and damage the collective interests;

3. Disputes over land interests among villagers. Some villagers rely on various powers or forces to forcibly occupy other people's land. Some villagers violated the interests of other villagers when they cultivated their own land. The most common land dispute among villagers is the land boundary dispute. Due to historical reasons, it involves a large number of people and the situation is complicated, and most of them are difficult to solve.

Legal basis: Article 14 of the Land Administration Law of the People's Republic of China.

Disputes over land ownership and use rights shall be settled by the parties through consultation; If negotiation fails, it shall be handled by the people's government.

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

If a party refuses to accept the decision of the relevant people's government, it may bring a lawsuit to the people's court within 30 days from the date of receiving the notice of decision.

Before the dispute over land ownership and use right is settled, neither party may change the status quo of land use.