If the landlord demolishes the house, will I be compensated as a tenant?

Yes, the actual owner of the house needs to inform the tenant in advance during the demolition and negotiate with him to sublet or terminate the lease relationship. In addition, he also needs to compensate the tenant for the renovation costs, rent, and liquidated damages for the house.

If the demolished person and the house lessee cannot reach an agreement on the termination of the lease relationship, the demolisher shall exchange the property rights of the house for the demolished person.

The house whose property rights are exchanged shall be leased by the original lessee, and the person being demolished shall enter into a new house lease contract with the original lessee.

House demolition is carried out after clear negotiation between the demolisher and the owner of the house. Therefore, the demolition compensation can only be compensated to the demolished person, and the tenant, as the lessee, only uses the house. You are not the owner of the house, so the tenant will not be compensated for demolition.

However, the owner of the house needs to resettle or compensate the tenant. In other words, the tenant is not the direct recipient of the house demolition, but the owner of the house needs to inform the tenant in advance and negotiate with him to terminate the lease relationship. In addition, the tenant also needs to compensate the tenant for the renovation costs, rent, liquidated damages, etc. paid for the house.

If a leased house is demolished and the lease relationship is terminated between the demolished person and the house lessee, or the demolished person resettles the house lessee, the demolisher shall compensate the demolished person.

If the demolished person and the house lessee cannot reach an agreement on the termination of the lease relationship, the demolisher shall exchange the property rights of the house for the demolished person. gt;

The house whose property rights are exchanged shall be rented by the original lessee, and the person being demolished shall enter into a new house leasing contract with the lessee.

The amount of compensation for self-decoration of the house being demolished shall be determined through negotiation between the demolisher and the person being demolished;

If the negotiation fails, it can be determined through entrusted evaluation.

So if the contract is terminated between the person being demolished and the lessee, the decoration fee will be paid by the person being demolished.

Whether a lessee can obtain demolition compensation varies across the country.

Legal basis: According to Article 27 of the "Regulations on the Administration of Urban House Demolition": when a leased house is demolished, the person to be demolished and the lessee of the house terminate the lease relationship, or the person to be demolished carries out harassment against the lessee of the house. If resettled, the demolisher shall compensate the demolished persons. gt;