Before the ownership dispute is resolved, no party may enter the disputed area to cut down trees and engage in activities related to the ownership or use right of trees and woodlands. Article 4 Where a dispute over ownership is reached voluntarily through equal consultation between both parties, both parties shall consciously abide by it and strictly implement it. Article 5. The judicial organ shall promptly stop deforestation, forest resources, production and living facilities and fighting caused by ownership disputes, and investigate and deal with them according to law. Sixth people's governments at or above the county level shall be responsible for the daily mediation of ownership disputes. Seventh units and individuals that have made contributions to the handling of ownership disputes shall be rewarded by the people's governments at or above the county level. Chapter II deals with disputes over the ownership of trees planted after liberation in accordance with Article 8, and the principle that whoever plants trees has the right to manage them is followed. But unless the ownership of forest land is disputed, it is necessary to grab afforestation trees. Ninth to deal with disputes over ownership in the county, the people's governments at or above the county level shall issue forest ownership certificates according to law, as the basis for handling, except for the wrong issuance of forest ownership certificates; If there is no forest right certificate, refer to the valid ownership certificate during the cooperative period or the land reform period.
Handling disputes over ownership between cities (prefectures) and counties shall be based on land certificates issued by people's governments at or above the county level according to law; If there is no land certificate, refer to the valid ownership certificate during the cooperative period or the land reform period; Rural forests and village forests shall be treated according to the list of land reform or forestry reform.
Forests and woodlands nationalized during land reform shall be handled according to the inventory of state-owned forests or the inventory of forest reform; Tenth during the land reform, the people's government at the county level does not issue land certificates within their respective administrative areas, which shall be settled by both parties to the dispute through consultation. If negotiation fails, the ownership shall be determined by the people's governments at the next higher level of both parties to the dispute. Article 11 The ownership dispute between the state-owned forestry unit and the township (town) or village shall be determined on the basis of the original agreement signed by both parties, the gift book or the documents and licenses issued by the people's government at or above the county level, with reference to the business scope specified in the overall design book of the state-owned forestry unit when it is prepared. Article 12 If neither party to the ownership dispute has a valid ownership certificate, the ownership belongs to the state, and the people's government at the next higher level of both parties to the dispute determines the entrusted manager. Thirteenth parties to the same ownership dispute can issue legal ownership and ownership source documents. If negotiation fails, the people's government at the next higher level shall give consideration to the interests of both parties and determine the ownership in combination with the natural terrain. Fourteenth all ownership certificates before land reform can not be used as the basis for ownership disputes. Forest resources survey boundaries and provincial, county, township and village boundaries on various maps are not used as the basis for determining ownership boundaries. Fifteenth disputes over the ownership of trees and woodlands arranged in flowers between adjacent administrative regions shall be settled through consultation. If negotiation fails, the people's governments at the next higher level of both parties to the dispute shall make adjustments to determine the ownership boundary. Sixteenth ownership certificate records four clear, four shall prevail. If the boundary marker specified in Item 4 is unclear, the boundary of Item 4 shall be determined according to the nearest boundary marker specified in Item 4. If the boundaries between the four areas are unclear, the area recorded in the ownership certificate shall prevail. Seventeenth the same ownership dispute has multiple agreements, the last agreement shall prevail. If the original agreement is not attached with drawings and the ownership boundary is unclear, it shall be determined by the people's government at or above the county level that both parties to the dispute have jurisdiction according to the terms of the agreement, and the ownership boundary shall be drawn on the map. Chapter III Handling Procedures Article 18 Disputes over ownership within a county shall be handled in accordance with the following provisions:
(a) ownership disputes between units under ownership by the whole people and between units under ownership by the whole people and units or individuals under collective ownership shall be settled through consultation by the people's governments at or above the county level; If negotiation fails, it shall be handled by the people's government at or above the county level;
(two) ownership disputes between units under collective ownership and between units under collective ownership and individuals shall be settled by both parties through consultation; If negotiation fails, it shall be handled by the people's government at the county level;
(3) Disputes over ownership between individuals shall be settled by both parties through consultation. If negotiation fails, it shall be handled by the township (town) people's government under the jurisdiction of the township (town); Cross township (town) areas shall be handled by the people's government at the county level. Article 19 Disputes over ownership at the county level shall first be negotiated by the people's governments at the county level where both parties are located. If negotiation fails, it shall be reported to the people's government (administrative office) of the city for handling. Twentieth city (land) ownership disputes, first by the two sides to the local people's government at the county level to apply, by the people's government at the county level to organize consultations; If negotiation fails, it shall be handed over to the people's government (administrative office) of the city (prefecture) where both parties are located for negotiation; If negotiation fails, it shall be submitted to the provincial people's government for handling.