Does the rural collective land government have the right to recover it?

Land use right refers to the right of state organs, enterprises, institutions, peasant collectives and individual citizens, as well as foreign-invested enterprises with legal conditions, to possess, use, benefit and restrict the disposal of state-owned land or peasant collective land in accordance with legal procedures or agreements. Farmers who have no other source of income can only support their families on their own land. The ownership of rural land in China can be divided into: ownership (collective ownership) and use right (contracting right and management right). Members of rural collective economic organizations have the right to contract rural land contracted by the collective economic organizations according to law. No organization or individual may deprive or illegally restrict the rights of members of rural collective economic organizations to contract land. This is available and will not be taken back at will. Of course, under the legal circumstances, it is another matter to commit crimes.

Legal basis:

People's Republic of China (PRC) Rural Land Contract Law Article 5 Members of rural collective economic organizations have the right to contract rural land contracted by their collective economic organizations according to law. No organization or individual may deprive or illegally restrict the rights of members of rural collective economic organizations to contract land.

Derivative problem:

The subject of the right to use the homestead?

The right to use the homestead shall be recognized as a member of the peasant collective in accordance with the area standard stipulated by the local provincial people's government. Farmers who are not members of the farmers' collective can build houses in different places and register and issue certificates in accordance with the local planning, with the consent of most members of the farmers' collective and the approval of the competent authorities. Members of farmers' collectives who already own homesteads, rural or urban residents who are not members of farmers' collectives, can register and issue certificates in accordance with regulations because they inherit houses and occupy rural homesteads. "Collective land use certificate" remarks column should indicate that "the obligee is the legal heir of the original member house of the peasant collective".