The lawyer explained that the compensation for a level 10 disability requires a comprehensive consideration of items such as disability compensation, medical expenses, and nursing care. The disability compensation is calculated by multiplying the disposable income by 20 years and then by 10%.
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The lawyer explained that the death compensation and the mental consolation compensation can be claimed together, and the two are calculated in parallel without offsetting each other. He also pointed out the exclusivity of the consolation compensation and the key points for the close relatives to provide evidence.
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The lawyer explained that in cases of disfigurement, victims can claim compensation for mental damage, but according to Article 1183 of the Civil Code, the damage must be severe. The lawyer also provided evidence points for appraisal and factors for determining the amount of consolation money.
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The lawyer explained that there is no standard amount for compensation for mental damage. The court determines the amount based on factors such as the fault of the defendant, the degree of disability, and the local conditions. The compensation must be based on serious mental damage and require evidence of disability and fault.
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The lawyer explained the conditions for terminating the lease agreement due to the tenant's arrears in rent: there is no standard number of months, and the landlord must give the tenant a reasonable period of notice in accordance with the contract. The landlord can request to terminate the lease and recover the arrears and the breach of contract penalty, and also highlight the risks of illegal evi...
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The lawyer explained the causes and countermeasures of the obstacles in the transfer of second-hand houses: distinguishing between the seller's reasons, situations such as seizure and bona fide acquisition, demanding performance or releasing claims, and highlighting the risks of buying a house under someone else's name and seizure.
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The lawyer explained the claim path for the seller's breach of contract and refusal to sell: the buyer can request the seller to continue to perform the contract or rescind the contract and compensate for the housing price difference and other possible benefits. The agreed penalty shall be calculated according to the contract, and the lawyer also pointed out the key points of the "one house sold t...
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The lawyer explained the claim path after the invalidation of the second-hand house purchase contract: According to Article 157 of the Civil Code, the buyer shall return the paid money and interest and compensate for the loss of reliance interests. The court shall determine the liability according to the fault, and remind the buyer of the risks of purchasing the house under another person's name a...
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The lawyer explained that when the seller regrets and refuses to transfer the ownership, if the house meets the conditions, the buyer can sue to force the transfer of ownership. Otherwise, the contract can be terminated, and the buyer can request a refund and claim compensation. The lawyer also reminded the buyer to check the property records and fix the evidence.
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The lawyer explained the conditions for applying for forced transfer of ownership: the contract must be valid, the purchase price must have been paid, the house must not have been sealed up or sold to a bona fide third party, and the seller must not refuse to cooperate without a valid reason. Otherwise, the contract can only be terminated and compensation must be paid.
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The lawyer explained that the Consumer Protection Law generally does not apply to second-hand housing transactions involving natural persons, but it can be applied to fraudulent intermediary services provided by real estate agencies. The lawyer also advised that buyers and sellers should distinguish between the transaction relationship and the intermediary relationship when asserting their rights.
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The lawyer explained the handling of the situation where the seller refuses to sell after the buyer has paid the down payment: The buyer can request the seller to proceed with the transfer of ownership or terminate the contract, refund the down payment, and claim the price difference. The key factor is whether the house has been sealed up or sold to another buyer. The lawyer also advised the buyer...
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The lawyer explained the handling of the down payment disputes in second-hand housing transactions: If the seller breaches the contract, the buyer can claim a double refund of the down payment; if the buyer breaches the contract, the down payment will generally not be refunded. However, if the breach of contract is due to unavoidable factors such as policies, the down payment may be refunded. The ...
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The lawyer explained that if there are quality issues with the house upon delivery, the buyer can refuse to accept it if the main structure is unqualified or seriously affects the living conditions. For general defects, the buyer should request repair and compensation. The buyer can also refuse to accept the house if the acceptance and registration procedures have not been completed.
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The lawyer explained that if the seller breaches the contract and refuses to sell the house, the buyer can claim compensation for the loss of potential profits due to the increase in housing prices. However, the buyer needs to provide evidence of the price increase and their own performance of the contract. If the house has been resold, the buyer should adjust their claim to focus on the differenc...
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