What notice should the relocated households receive?

In the process of demolition, the relocated households should receive notice of expropriation, notice of compensation, monetary compensation agreement and signing agreement, including the scope of demolition, compensation standard and time.

In the process of demolition, the relocated households have to receive many notices. These include: expropriation decision, expropriation decision, compensation announcement, monetary compensation agreement, demolition and resettlement agreement, etc. These notices will specify the scope of demolition, compensation standards and time. Expropriation decision is a document that the government departments expropriate houses according to legal procedures. After the expropriation decision is made, the government department will issue a notice of expropriation compensation to the expropriated households, informing them of the relevant compensation scheme and action plan. Monetary compensation agreement is an agreement that specifically stipulates monetary compensation, and the relocated households must carefully verify the amount and method of compensation. The signing agreement refers to the agreement signed by the government department and the relocated households, and the two parties agree on the specific matters of demolition. If the relocated households have not received the corresponding notice, they can make a request to the government department to get the relevant notice and understand the specific situation of the demolition. At the same time, relocated households can also consult lawyers or relevant institutions to understand their legitimate rights and interests.

What if the relocated households do not agree to the compensation scheme? If the relocated households do not agree to the compensation plan, they can formally raise objections to the tax authorities, bring a lawsuit to the court when necessary, and file a reconsideration or appeal within the statutory time limit. In this process, the relocated households need to keep relevant evidence and seek the help of lawyers in time.

In the process of demolition, the relocated households have the right to obtain corresponding expropriation, compensation announcement, monetary compensation agreement, signing agreement, etc. To ensure their legitimate rights and interests. If the relocated households are not satisfied with the compensation plan, they can raise objections to government departments or seek the help of lawyers to safeguard their rights and interests through legal procedures.

Legal basis:

Article 6 of People's Republic of China (PRC) Urban Real Estate Management Law: In order to meet the needs of public interests, the state may expropriate the houses of units and individuals on state-owned land, and give compensation for demolition according to law to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of the expropriated people; Expropriation of individual houses should also guarantee the living conditions of the expropriated person. Specific measures shall be formulated by the State Council.