How to deal with the dispute between Fen and Shan?

The dispute between Fenshan and Fenshan is rooted in traditional ideas.

Although the land is collective, the concept of "ancestors are his graves, and no one is allowed to bury them" is taken for granted and deeply rooted in the local area.

The dispute of dividing mountains or the problem of composition is deeply influenced by the concept of "dividing water"

The dispute between Fenshan and clan forces is intertwined.

Fenshan is often a clan's Fenshan. It is a new trend to replace clan with clan to occupy graves. That is, the same clan "collective" and cross-village ancestor worship. This undoubtedly increases the scale of the dispute between Fenshan and the difficulty of solving it.

The dispute between Fenshan and Zufen is time-sensitive.

Fenshan disputes mainly occurred during Qingming Festival and Chung Yeung Festival.

Because of the particularity of Fenshan dispute, the settlement of this dispute is also a very complicated issue.

First of all, what we see is that local courts do not accept such disputes. The reason is that it is difficult to implement.

The dispute over Fenshan is clan, group and difficult to implement, so it should not be the reason for the court not to accept it. So is there really no legal basis for the Fenshan dispute?

Generally speaking, the ways to solve disputes over mountains include negotiation, mediation, arbitration and litigation. The parties may settle the dispute through consultation, requesting the people's mediation committee to mediate, requesting an arbitration institution to arbitrate or bringing a lawsuit to the people's court.

In which areas are cemeteries prohibited?

(1) Cultivated land and forest land;

City parks, scenic spots and cultural relics protection areas;

(3) Near reservoirs, dams and water source protection areas;

(four) within 200 meters on both sides of the railway and highway trunk lines.

Legal basis: Article 10 of the Regulations on Funeral Management prohibits the construction of graves in cultivated land, forest land and other areas. Otherwise, the civil affairs department shall order it to make corrections within a time limit.