Pursuant to the Article 20 of Chapter 2 of the Constitution of North Korea, Socialist State Land Ownership System is stipulated and has been maintained as ‘In the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, only the State or a Cooperative Group can own land as a means of production. The basic paradigm of the Land Ownership System after the Reunification of North and South Korea, should be based on the Private Property System and the Market Economy. After the Reunification of North and South Korea, the primary concern of the people who were proprietors of the land in North Korea before the territorial division of Korea is whether they might reclaim their ownership. As to this major issue, it is held that the recovery of the land ownership for the original previous proprietors in the land should not be upheld as there is no existed public land registry having recorded each ownership of those people and if the regain of the land ownership is allowed for them, it would be against the principle of fairness in terms of share of the expenses for the Reunification of North and South Korea. Notwithstanding this there still remains an issue of land ownership of the land. The land ownership of the land owned by the State or a Cooperative Group must be totally different from the counterpart of our land system in South Korea. It is vital to reorganize and rearrange the land ownership of the land in North Korea in terms of the Reunification of the legal system of North and South Korea. Accordingly, it is necessary for the land ownership in North Korea to be reorganized and changed appropriately as an adaptable system into the counterpart of South Korea. I submit this should be resolved by enactment of a special legislation with all necessary regulations.