Can idle dangerous houses in rural areas be demolished?

Can idle dangerous houses in rural areas be demolished?

There are many idle houses in rural areas of our country. Because it has been uninhabited for a long time and has been in disrepair for a long time, it has reached a dangerous state. So can idle dangerous houses in rural areas be demolished?

Whether idle dangerous houses in rural areas can be demolished depends on the specific situation.

1. Usually, idle houses in rural areas belong to personal inherent assets. According to the provisions of the State Land Administration Law and the Property Law, no one may infringe upon the homestead of rural houses and the relevant rights and interests of houses, so idle houses cannot be forcibly demolished.

2. There are three main ways to deal with idle farmhouses in China. One is forced demolition, the other is to encourage farmers to vacate, and the third is to make diversified use of idle farmhouses.

3. China's treatment of dangerous houses can be based on the relevant provisions of the Regulations on the Administration of Dangerous Houses in Cities. When a house is recognized as a dangerous building, it can be treated differently according to the recognized degree of danger, as follows:

(1) Observe and use houses that can be used for a short time after taking appropriate safety measures;

(two) the direct use of houses that can be relieved of danger after taking appropriate technical measures;

(three) to stop using houses that have no repair value and are temporarily inconvenient to dismantle but do not endanger the safety of adjacent buildings and others;

(4) For the whole dangerous building with no repair value, the whole house should be demolished immediately.

4. For owners who have lost their rights and interests, it belongs to the scope of state forced demolition.