What are the provisions of the Civil Code on the right to use homestead?

The provisions of the civil code on the right to use the homestead are those of the civil code, and the acquisition, exercise and transfer of the right to use the homestead are bound by the land management regulations. The owner of the right to use the homestead enjoys the right to occupy and use the collectively owned land according to law, and has the right to use the land to build houses and ancillary facilities according to law.

Article 362 of the Civil Code defines the right to use homestead. Homestead owners have the right to possess and use collectively owned land according to law, and have the right to use the land to build houses and ancillary facilities according to law. Article 363 The acquisition, exercise and transfer of the right to use the homestead shall be governed by the Law on the Acquisition, Exercise and Transfer of the Right to Use the Homestead, the Land Administration Law and the relevant provisions of the state. Article 364 Where the homestead is lost due to natural disasters or other reasons, the right to use the homestead shall be extinguished. Redistribute the villagers who lost their homestead according to law. Article 365 Where the registered right to use the homestead is transferred or lost, the registration shall be changed or cancelled in time.

The Civil Code shall come into force as of 20211.