1. The transferor has no land use right, so the signatory is either the head of the household or a person with limited capacity;

2. The contents of the transfer contract need to be standardized. If the contract is not filled in according to the corresponding specifications, the contract is likely to be invalid;

3. The amount, time and payment method stipulated in the contract need to be written in detail. In order to avoid disputes, post-processing is more troublesome;

4. After signing the transfer contract, you need to register with the local land management department. Without registration, the contract is invalid;

5. The contract needs to specify how to deal with disputes after they occur, so as to better ensure that personal rights and interests are not harmed.

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Signing a land transfer contract requires the following conditions. The details are as follows:

1. The transferor does not have the right to use the land;

2. The content specification of the transfer contract;

3. The amount, time and payment method specified in the contract need to be written in detail;

4. After signing the transfer contract, go through the registration formalities with the local land management department;

5. The contract clearly points out the way to deal with the dispute after it happens.

Legal basis: Article 2 of the Measures for the Administration of the Circulation of Rural Land Contracted Management Right.

The transfer of the contracted management right of rural land should adhere to the contracted management system of farmers and stabilize the contract relationship of rural land, and follow the principles of equal consultation, legality, voluntariness and compensation.