Hello.
I ask you:
My brother and I were living in the countryside, my father died before a piece of forest, forest warrants holders of my father. Then the father for the two of us points home, the forest land is divided into us, but did not leave written evidence. After father died, my brother began to occupy my Lin Quan and land, frequently crossing. We brother happened many unpleasant things. I know a year ago, my brother four years ago has secretly forest right on my father's name changed to his name in the relevant departments, want to occupy my share of the total forest right, until 1 years ago did I know the truth. Now I only have a copy of the forests of. Excuse me, can I apply for the cancellation of his change of forest right certification? If so, I can take what method to protect their own interests? Thank you, Mr. liu!

   According to the law of our country inheritance, transfer, mortgage personal forest right all allowed. Contract law provisions of article 187th interpretationThe donated property in accordance with the law need to go through the registration procedures, it shall go through the relevant formalities. In this case the parent's own all of the forest right respectively grant brothers two people, although the forest for the recipient using but that did not enter into a written contract nor for forest property transfer procedures, so the donation contract is invalid contract. After his father died without a will, heritage applicable statutory succession, split between the first order heir, his father died if the two brothers as successors first in order, in the division did not written waiver Heritage said that for an inheritance, the inheritance from the date of Lin Quan brothers two people together, you can put forward segmentation heritage request at any time within twenty years. Now, although its registration brother in the name, you can request the return of its forest right, if the other party refused to return you can know their rights and interests have two years to court to claim their rights from infringement