Definition and Handling of Illegal Buildings

Author: Wang Cailiang
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Defining and handling illegal buildings is currently a in urban construction and management, as well as one of the focal points of social conflicts. What kind of building constitutes an illegal building? Should all illegal buildings be demolished at no cost? What are the current regulations of the state on illegal buildings? Where can the legal basis for various handling methods be found? Due to the lack of clear definitions and specialized legal provisions, conflicts in legislative and law enforcement practices are widespread, leading to a series of social contradictions. The author of this book is a renowned expert in China's demolition law, who has conducted a systematic study on illegal buildings with a solid legal foundation and practical experience as a practicing lawyer. The book is divided into three parts. The first part is the theoretical section, which defines the definition of illegal buildings, summarizes the types of illegal buildings, and different handling principles and legal provisions, pointing out the statutory procedures for handling illegal buildings. The second part is the practical section, where the author selects and analyzes six typical cases of illegal building handling to deepen readers' understanding. The third part is the appendix, as the handling of illegal buildings falls under administrative penalties, the appendix lists relevant administrative penalty laws and regulations to help readers master the legal provisions. The author of this book is a renowned expert in China's demolition law, who has conducted a systematic study on illegal buildings with a solid legal foundation and practical experience as a practicing lawyer.