Where will Meishan be demolished in 2022?

Group 7 of Wanba Community in Chongli Town, Group 5 of Xuanweng Village and Group 3 of Tang Zhong Village; Fuxing town Shanci Village Group 9, 1 1 group; Group 5, Jungle Village, Susan Town; Groups 2 and 3 of Gongcun Village in Shangyi Town, Qiaolou Village 10, 15 and village collective; Group 6 of Nihe Village in Meng Si Town, Group 6 of Ou Hua Village, Group 4 of Yan Song Village 1 and Xinyan Village; Group 2, Longyan Village, Songjiang Town, and Group 2, wuli village; Group 4, Guoqing Village, Xiuwen Town, with a total area of11.1217 hectares.

Precautions for demolition?

The demolition agreement shall be reached through consultation between the demolition and the demolition. Opinions are not unified, the demolition can refuse to sign. And upon the application of the parties, it shall be decided by the house demolition management department. Housing demolition management department is the demolition, managed by the people's government at the same level. The ruling shall be made within 30 days from the date of accepting the application.

The compensation standard is different under different circumstances. The compensation standard depends on the implementation opinions of specific demolition projects and the different economic development conditions in different places, as well as the different conditions of houses and land. Housing demolition compensation can be divided into housing compensation and land compensation. The compensation of commercial housing is higher than that of homestead. Demolition lawyers remind everyone that when evaluating commercial housing, we must not forget to ask for compensation for the losses caused by the suspension of production and business. Therefore, whether the compensation standard is too low depends on the local actual situation.

When applying for information disclosure, when the compensation is too low, we must first apply for government information disclosure to see if the compensation formulated by the government is fair and reasonable. If it is found that the demolition party fails to perform its obligations in accordance with the compensation agreement, it may bring an administrative reconsideration or administrative lawsuit according to law.

What should I do if I encounter forced demolition? It is illegal to forcibly demolish houses without the ruling of relevant departments. As the legal owner of the house, we can ask the demolition party to investigate the administrative illegal responsibility and the infringer's tort for the losses we have suffered.

Summary: Group 7 of Wanba Community in Chongli Town, Group 5 of Xuanweng Village and Group 3 of Tang Zhong Village; Fuxing town Shanci Village Group 9, 1 1 group; Group 5, Jungle Village, Susan Town; Groups 2 and 3 of Gongcun Village in Shangyi Town, Qiaolou Village 10, 15 and village collective; Group 6 of Nihe Village in Meng Si Town, Group 6 of Ou Hua Village, Group 4 of Yan Song Village 1 and Xinyan Village; Group 2, Longyan Village, Songjiang Town, and Group 2, wuli village; Group 4, Guoqing Village, Xiuwen Town

Legal basis: China has a series of laws and regulations on demolition.

First, the basic laws related to expropriation/demolition; Such as: land management law and its implementation regulations, urban and rural planning law, etc.

Secondly, there are relevant regulations specifically for demolition, such as Regulations on Expropriation and Compensation of Houses on State-owned Land and Measures for Expropriation and Evaluation of Houses on State-owned Land. At present, there is no unified national collective land demolition regulations similar to the Regulations on Expropriation and Compensation of Houses on State-owned Land, only the relevant regulations on collective land demolition formulated by various provinces and cities. For example, the Measures for the Administration of House Demolition on Collective Land in Beijing and the Interim Measures for the Administration of House Demolition on Urban Collective Land in Yangzhou.

In addition, various provinces and cities have also formulated specific implementation measures for housing expropriation on state-owned land to varying degrees. For example, Detailed Rules for the Implementation of House Expropriation and Compensation on State-owned Land in Shanghai, Regulations on the Administration of House Expropriation and Evaluation on State-owned Land in Shanghai, Regulations on House Expropriation and Compensation on State-owned Land in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and Implementation Measures for House Expropriation and Compensation on State-owned Land in Hubei Province.