Real Estate and Housing Disputes and Practical Handling Handbook (Full Three Volumes)

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Publisher: China Democratic and Legal Publishing House
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Features: In recent years, with the rapid economic growth and deepening reforms, the real estate market has gradually been liberated, leading to increasing fervor in real estate development and transactions. As the real estate reforms are still in the exploratory phase, various disputes inevitably arise due to loopholes in policies, regulations, administrative management, or illegal business operations by individuals. Given the close relevance of real estate to societal importance, disputes arising from real estate are ubiquitous. How can these disputes be resolved? What is the legal basis for resolving them? What legal procedures should be adopted? These have become pressing and prominent issues for practicing professionals, real estate companies, individual homebuyers, and others involved in the real estate industry.
Considering the diversity of real estate disputes and the complexity of applicable laws, to enable the general public and legal professionals to fully understand the characteristics of such disputes and their resolution strategies, we have invited experts from academia and the practical field to provide detailed and accessible interpretations of current real estate laws and regulations, compiling this series of books. The series is divided into six parts: Basic Real Estate Knowledge, Real Estate Land Use, Real Estate Development, Real Estate Management, Real Estate Transactions, and Related Laws and Regulations of Real Estate. In the writing process, we strive for theoretical correctness and completeness while ensuring practical accessibility. Each part adopts a concise and question-and-answer format, using plain and easy-to-understand language.
To help readers understand judicial practices in the real estate industry, we have also included cases where courts and arbitration bodies have made rulings, as well as examples of real estate disputes resolved socially, covering a wide range of typical property disputes encountered in daily life and providing guidance on resolving them. The intended readers of this book include real estate companies, various levels of land management departments, housing management departments, real estate design and construction units, city, municipal, prefectural, and county urban construction committees, construction bureaus, planning departments, as well as various levels of arbitration institutions, mediation committees, real estate appraisal firms, law firms, and other real estate-related institutions.