How Many People Can Be Jointly Named on a Certificate of Land Use Rights?

Clause 2, Article 98 of the 2013 Land Law stipulates the principles for issuing Certificates of Land Use Rights, Ownership of Houses, and Other Assets Attached to Land as follows:

For a land plot with multiple co-users, a house with multiple co-owners, or other assets attached to the land with multiple co-owners, the Certificate of Land Use Rights, Ownership of Houses, and Other Assets Attached to Land must fully list the names of all individuals sharing land use rights, house ownership, and co-ownership of other assets attached to the land. Each of these individuals is to be issued a separate Certificate; in cases where joint users or owners request a common Certificate, it will be issued as a single document and handed to a representative.

The law does not impose a limit on the number of individuals named on one Certificate of Land Use Rights.

Therefore, based on specific cases and the needs of the land users, multiple individuals can indeed be named on a single Certificate of Land Use Rights.

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