Tangbian subway resettlement Fang property

1. Whether it is the demolition of the local government or a higher-level "national demolition": as long as the property owner agrees to the demolition at the time of demolition, it is not forced demolition: if the property right of this house belongs to you, but you don't agree to the demolition, it is forced demolition. If it is your parents' property right certificate, and your parents agree to the demolition, it is not mandatory. Can you understand this?

2. I suggest that you reach an agreement with your parents through consultation, and then unite with the relocated households around you to restrain them, so that it is possible to fight for no demolition or get more compensation.

1, "Rural demolition, family conflicts, what is the proportion of property owned by the head of household": compensation for demolition is based on property rights, regardless of whether it is the head of household, namely:

(1) In the case of house demolition, whether the demolition is agreed or not, the compensation for demolition and resettlement houses is generally owned by the property owner;

(2) If there is a provision on compensation according to household registration in the demolition compensation plan: all the household registration people in the house should get the same compensation, and the householder does not have an extra advantage in compensation, but it may be necessary to contact the householder when going through the formalities.

(3) If the land contracted by the family is expropriated, the compensation shall be distributed by the family members through consultation, regardless of who is the head of the household. The householder is only convenient for the public security household registration department to contact when managing the household registration.

2. "If I don't agree, is the agreement they signed valid? If I don't agree to sign, can I ask to leave the house I should have without signing this contract? " ：

(1) It depends. Should there be parents' names on the homestead certificate or real estate certificate of that house? In that case, the property right of this house belongs to your parents. As long as they agree and sign, they can be dismantled. It doesn't matter if you don't sign.

(2) If you don't sign, you can't leave a room for you, and the developer won't agree to such a plan: Of course, if your name is written on the real estate license, your opinion will play a key role. Even if your parents agree, they can't open it without your signature. At that time, it was not just a room that could be preserved, but the whole house.

3, "said that there is a field, so I can't buy it, saying that the field belongs to me:

(1) Your family says this field is yours. It depends on who is the contractor in the land contract and who has the right to decide.

(2) If you are the contractor in the contract, of course, you have the right to decide whether to agree to be expropriated or not, and to negotiate the amount of compensation for land acquisition.

4. "Generally speaking, I just want to know whether I have the right to divide the property of our family during the demolition. I'm not married! " ：

(1) Can the family property be divided? This is a domestic affair of your family, and outsiders can't interfere. But whether to agree to the demolition, regardless of whether there are differences between family members, can only be decided by the homestead owner on the homestead certificate and the contractor on the land contract.

(2) This has nothing to do with whether you are married or not: if your name is on the homestead certificate, even if you are not married, you will make your own decision when you are an adult. Even if your parents are the heads of households, the decider should be you.

5. "If my family signs it, can I ask for another account and leave the room where I should be? I just don't sign! " ：

(1) Once again: If your parents' names are on the homestead certificate, you won't leave a room for yourself if you don't sign it. This matter needs to be resolved through consultation between you and your parents, and the developer or the government will not take care of it.

(2) Whether you can open another household has nothing to do with the demolition: as long as you are an adult and have your own independent house, you can ask to open another household. But the house and land under your parents' name can only be decided by your parents when they are demolished.

6. Recommendations:

(1) Try to convince your parents that you can't control this without signing.

(2) Of course, if you are a real estate owner or a land contractor, you can go to the developer directly with the homestead certificate or land contract certificate, regardless of your parents' opinions. Parental consent is invalid without direct signature.