英文摘要 |
The 'Three-Right Separation' policy is designed to clarify the functional division between the different rural land systems, rather than to deny the 'contracting right of land management'. In order to prevent the rural land non-agriculture, non-food and excessive concentration, binding the rural land ownership within the collective and restriction on transfer could provide effective means of governance for grassroots organizations, realizing the economic development of the state and society. The system of collective ownership is aimed to protect the object rather than to the subject's free will. The collective land proprietary right both in the constitution law and civil law is a form of ownership against the state power. The collective land proprietary right in constitution law is a right with institutional guarantee. The powers of collective land proprietary right in civil law include possession, use, usufruct and disposition in a given context by reference to the theory of traditional ownership power. |