Land confirmation refers to the confirmation and determination of land ownership, land use right and other rights, and it is also the content of determining land ownership, land use right and other rights within a certain range in accordance with the provisions of laws and policies.
According to the provisions of Article 16 of China's Land Management Law, people's governments at or above the township level are the subject of confirmation, which means that only people's governments at or above the township level have the right to confirm ownership and use rights.
Extended data:
1. Land registration refers to the act of recording land rights such as state-owned land use right, collective land ownership, collective land use right, land mortgage and easement that need to be registered according to law in the land register for publicity.
2. The land certificate number is printed on the land certificate, which is the number of the land certificate by the state. Whether it is land certificate number inquiry or land certificate inquiry, you need to go to the land bureau where the land is located, at least to the county-level land bureau, and you can't inquire online.
3. Land use right refers to the right of state organs, enterprises and institutions, farmers' 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 farmers' collective land in accordance with legal procedures or agreements.
Here, the location of land is not only a natural factor, but mainly determined by the natural conditions, social, economic and administrative factors in the area where the land belongs. The location of the factory should be close to the origin of raw materials, with convenient transportation. The location of business needs to be selected in the central area with dense population and large flow of people. The quality of land location will eventually lead to the imbalance of regional economic development.
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