Conflict of Interest and Equity in Real Estate Development (From the Perspective of Civil Rights Protection)

Author: Wu Qingwang
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Publish Date: 2005-12-01
Features: The research object of this book includes the following three aspects: , this book studies civil law issues in real estate development, mainly involving land use rights, land spatial rights, pre-sale of commodity housing, pre-registration, bank credit guarantees, and builders' priority of payment, rather than all legal issues in development. Second, the real estate development referred to in this book is neither broad nor narrow, but lies between the two. Third, from the perspective of civil legal relationships, although this book revolves around civil law theory and specific systems, it does not take all civil legal relationships in real estate development as its object. Instead, it focuses on four pairs of conflicting development entities, analyzing the current situation, causes, and legal principles of their conflicts, and explores civil law systems that protect the rights and remedies of relatively weaker entities, with the aim of achieving a balanced state of interests among all conflicting parties. In terms of system structure, this book revolves around the theme of "conflicts and balance of interests in real estate development," comprising a total of six chapters. This book is divided into six chapters, introducing the theoretical analysis of conflicts and balance of interests in real estate development, the conflicts and balance of interests between developers and landowners, the conflicts and balance of interests between developers and pre-purchasers, and more.