Urban Housing Demolition Management Regulations (Practical Edition)

Author: State Council Legal Office
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: With the rapid development of urban construction, urban housing demolition has become a regular activity in urban management and a major issue closely related to people's lives. Legal and social issues arising from urban housing demolition are also drawing increasing attention. Perhaps now or in the near future, you may already be or will become a person affected by or conducting urban housing demolition. So, how to apply for a demolition permit? How to entrust demolition? Once the demolition scope is determined, what prohibited behaviors do affected persons have? What are the main contents of demolition compensation and resettlement agreements? Which compensation and resettlement agreements require notarization? How should refusal to move (or failure to reach an agreement) be handled? Under what circumstances is forced demolition necessary? How to handle evidence preservation notarization when implementing forced demolition? What are the various methods of demolition compensation and how are they determined? Which buildings are not compensated or only partially compensated upon demolition? How should public welfare facilities, leased buildings, buildings with unclear property rights, and mortgaged buildings be compensated? Under what circumstances should relocation assistance and temporary resettlement assistance be paid? What are the illegal demolition behaviors and how should they be punished? With these questions in mind, please open the "Urban Housing Demolition Management Measures" to find the answers. This book covers the Urban Housing Demolition Management Measures, Urban Housing Demolition Work Procedures, Urban Housing Demolition Valuation Guidelines, and Urban Housing Demolition Administrative Adjudication Work Procedures.