Provisions of Civil Code on Residential Walls

What are the provisions of the Civil Code on the residential fence?

According to the provisions of the Civil Code of People's Republic of China (PRC), residential walls are necessary facilities for houses, and their construction should conform to urban and rural planning and abide by the provisions of relevant laws and administrative regulations. When building fences, materials that are not easy to rust should be used, and the ventilation and lighting of neighboring parties should not be hindered. In addition, if the fence is to prevent environmental pollution or noise from disturbing people, it should also abide by the corresponding laws and regulations.

To sum up, the provisions of the Civil Code on residential walls mainly require that they conform to urban and rural planning and shall not interfere with the ventilation and lighting of neighboring parties. Materials that are not easy to rust should be used in the construction of the fence, and the provisions of relevant laws and administrative regulations should be observed. If the fence is to prevent environmental pollution or noise from disturbing people, it should also abide by the corresponding regulations.

Legal basis:

Article 233 of the Civil Code of People's Republic of China (PRC): "If the establishment, alteration, transfer and extinction of the real right are not registered within 20 years from the date when the obligee knows or should know that the right arises, it shall be regarded as the real right stipulated in Article 123 of this Law." Article 123: "Property rights acquired by inheritance shall take effect from the beginning of inheritance."