The furniture store has not signed a lease contract and is still operating, and now she is required

This question is a bit troublesome. 1. Whether you can build a factory on the mountain you call is the first question. Because mountain land is collective land, it cannot be sold as construction land before it becomes state-owned land.

For rural collective land, if it is really necessary to change it into construction land, the corresponding expropriation procedures shall be carried out, and the collective land shall be turned into state-owned land and then the right to use the construction land shall be sold. For those who need to use rural collective land for the development of the collective economy, the above-mentioned formalities may not be performed. 2. Although it seems feasible on the surface to obtain the right to use the land by way of lease, according to the relevant laws, the use of rural collective land shall not be changed at will, so even if you lease it, you shall not change the nature of the mountainous land and build houses and factories.

3. Finally, I believe that the above-mentioned mountainous land belongs to the scope of the four wastelands and has been subcontracted to the members of the collective, and if there is no special use, the contract-issuing party, i.e., the village collective, may not terminate the contract at will, that is, it may not take back the land that has been contracted on the grounds of subcontracting to others. Therefore, you will not be able to obtain the right to contract and operate the land. To sum up, it is difficult for you to achieve your desired goals through formal legal channels.

If you want to build a factory blindly without obtaining the right to use construction land, it is difficult to work, and even if the factory is completed, it will be difficult to obtain industrial and commercial registration in the future, and the follow-up problems will be very troublesome.