The principles for dealing with adjacent relations are as follows

The principles for dealing with adjacent relations are as follows:

1, giving consideration to the interests of all parties, mutual understanding and accommodation, mutual assistance and unity.

Disputes between adjacent parties over the right to use and ownership of natural resources such as land, mountains and grasslands. Or disputes caused by environmental pollution must be resolved through consultation in the spirit of mutual understanding, mutual accommodation and unity.

If negotiation fails, it shall be settled by the relevant state organs and people's courts. Before the dispute is settled, both parties to the dispute shall not waste natural resources such as land and mountains, destroy relevant facilities, gather people to make trouble, or occupy or destroy property. Those who deliberately make trouble and cause property losses and personal injuries shall be investigated for administrative responsibility and even criminal responsibility in addition to civil responsibility.

When exercising ownership or right to use, neighboring parties shall cooperate with each other and give consideration to the interests of neighboring people. Begging for neighbors, harming the interests of others and interfering with the public interests are all against the principles that neighborhood relations should follow. When dealing with disputes over neighboring relations, the people's courts should also give consideration to the interests of all parties, so that disputes can be properly resolved.

2, is conducive to production, convenient life.

When dealing with disputes arising from neighboring relations, we should proceed from the effective and rational use of property and the interests of production and life. For example, when dealing with land boundary disputes, if the original land boundary is not delineated, the new land boundary should be determined according to the principle of how to facilitate management and production development.

3. Fair and reasonable.

There are many kinds of adjacent relations, and it is difficult for the law to make specific provisions on all kinds of adjacent relations. This requires the people's court to proceed from reality, conduct in-depth investigation and study, give consideration to the interests of all parties, give due consideration to historical conditions and habits, and handle disputes fairly and reasonably.

How to deal with neighborhood disputes is the most appropriate.

1, actively judicial, actively in-depth investigation and study. Looking at many cases of disputes over neighboring relations in rural areas, we find that these disputes are easy to intensify in several aspects besides a large number of villagers' vague understanding of the concept of neighboring rights and unclear ownership of neighboring rights.

On the one hand, in recent years, with the increasing use value and economic value attached to real estate such as land and houses, villagers will make every inch of space as much as possible when building, decorating and exercising their real estate rights.

The two neighboring parties were originally peaceful, but they were arguing over other trivial matters, so they deliberately blocked the same passage, changed the direction of drainage, built high walls to hinder neighbors' ventilation and lighting, and caused inconvenience to each other's production and life, in order to achieve the purpose of venting revenge, artificially expanding the situation, intensifying contradictions, and making small disputes turn into big disputes, which eventually went to court.

2. Pay enough attention to rural neighborhood disputes and make great efforts to do a good job in case trial and mediation. We always regard persuasion and mediation as the first choice to resolve contradictions, strive to innovate mediation forms, enrich mediation means, and implement mediation in the whole process before litigation, before court and after court.

Through in-depth field investigation and analysis, we can master first-hand information and understand the thoughts of all parties in time, paving the way for objective and accurate trial of cases and mediation of contradictions.

3. In the trial of disputes over neighboring relations in rural areas, it is necessary to "adjust before talking" and use a variety of mediation methods and means according to local conditions. First of all, since the parties are neighbors, it is more effective to choose and determine mediation methods according to local conditions, time, case and person.

It is necessary to improve mediation skills, pay attention to mediation art and be polite to others; Take your time and seize the opportunity; Justice and satisfaction at both ends fully reflect the flexibility of mediation methods and create a good atmosphere for alleviating and mediating contradictions.