Should the landlord compensate the tenant for house demolition?

The landlord should compensate the tenant for the cost of house removal. When the house is demolished, the actual owner of the house needs to inform the lessee in advance and negotiate with him to sublet or terminate the lease relationship. In addition, he also needs to compensate the tenant for the decoration fee, rent and rental penalty.

Landlords have the following obligations to tenants:

1, the identity of the tenant should be clearly seen. Generally speaking, the landlord should examine the identity of the tenant to a certain extent before renting a house;

2. Beware of accidents. Before renting the house, the landlord should ensure that the house meets the standard of safe living and there can be no potential safety hazards. For example, whether the installed water heater meets the specifications, whether there is a short circuit in the wire line, etc. ;

3. Beware of bad cases. For the security situation of the rented house, the landlord should also do his duty to ensure the safe and normal use of the doors and windows of the rented house and guard against the occurrence of bad cases such as theft;

4. Responsible for daily maintenance.

Article 27 of the Regulations on the Administration of Urban House Demolition.

Demolition of rental housing, the demolition of housing tenants to terminate the lease relationship, or the demolition of housing tenants for resettlement, demolition compensation. If the demolished person and the lessee fail to reach an agreement on the termination of the lease relationship, the demolished person shall exchange the property rights of the demolished person. If the house with property right exchange is leased by the original house lessee, the person to be demolished shall re-conclude a house lease contract with the original house lessee.