Law on the Mediation and Arbitration of Rural Land Contract Disputes.

The aim of this Law is to settle disputes concerning rural land contract management in a timely and just manner, to ensure farmers' rights and promote rural economy and social stability.
The law sets out principles related to the use of mediation or arbitration for the settlement of land disputes. When a dispute arises, the parties concerned can reach a compromise on their own, or resort to a village committee or local government for mediation. If reconciliation fails, the parties can apply for arbitration by a local committee or take their case to court.
The Law provides for the establishment of a rural land arbitration commission to settle disputes over the contracted management of rural land, it defines its internal organization and its functions and duties.
The Law further provides for: requirements and procedures to apply for arbitration of disputes over the contracted management of rural land; formation of arbitral tribunals; hearing of arbitral tribunal and awards; etc.