Is it legal after the house is fined for illegal construction?

It is illegal to impose fines on illegal buildings.

Even if the fine is paid, the nature of the illegal house is still illegal. According to the law, after the competent department of urban and rural planning decides to stop construction or dismantle it within a specified time, if the parties continue to build or fail to dismantle the illegally built houses within the specified time, the local people's governments at or above the county level have the right to designate relevant departments to take measures, including but not limited to sealing up the construction site and forcibly demolishing the illegally built houses. Therefore, fines cannot legalize illegal houses, and illegal acts will still face further punishment by law.

Legal consequences of illegal building:

1, ordered to stop construction: once illegal construction is found, the relevant departments will immediately issue a notice of suspension;

2. Demolition: The government has the right to demolish illegal buildings that have been built or are under construction;

3. Fine punishment: illegal construction will be fined a certain amount, depending on the degree and area of illegal construction;

4. No registration: illegal houses will not be registered by the real estate department, and legal property rights cannot be obtained;

5. Restrict transactions: illegal houses may not be bought, sold or given;

6. Impact on credit records: illegal construction may be recorded in personal credit records, which will affect economic activities such as credit in the future.

To sum up, the fines imposed on illegal houses will not legalize them, and illegal houses will still face further punishment by law.

Legal basis:

Urban and rural planning law

Article 64

Without obtaining the construction project planning permit or failing to carry out construction in accordance with the provisions of the construction project planning permit, the competent department of urban and rural planning of the local people's government at or above the county level shall order it to stop construction; If corrective measures can be taken to eliminate the impact on the implementation of the plan, it shall be corrected within a time limit and a fine of more than 5% 10% of the project cost shall be imposed; Unable to take corrective measures to eliminate the impact, it should be removed within a time limit. If it cannot be demolished, the real object or illegal income shall be confiscated, and a fine of less than 10% of the project cost may be imposed.