A Beijing lawyer explains the conditions for adding liquidation obligors: If a company fails to conduct liquidation after dissolution, resulting in property losses or an inability to complete the liquidation, the company's shareholders may be added as liquidation obligors and bear joint and several liability.
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A Beijing lawyer explains the addition of the debtor's spouse as a party to enforcement proceedings: The debtor's spouse cannot be added directly to the enforcement proceedings. Usually, a separate lawsuit is required to confirm the joint debts or enforce the debtor's share of the jointly owned property.
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A Beijing lawyer explains whether the real estate owned by minor children can be executed: Generally, it cannot be executed. However, if the real estate is transferred to avoid debts, it can be revoked through a lawsuit for revocation of rights and then executed.
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A Beijing lawyer explains how to choose between local and non-local demolition lawyers: local lawyers are familiar with local policies and procedures, while non-local lawyers are more professional and independent. The key factors to consider are professional competence and sense of responsibility.
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A Beijing lawyer explains how to choose a loss assessment agency for production and business suspension: The agency should be selected through consultation, maintaining its independence. If no consensus can be reached through consultation, the agency can be determined by majority vote or a random selection method.
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A Beijing lawyer explains how villagers can inquire about the whereabouts of land expropriation compensation funds: they can apply for government information disclosure, request village affairs disclosure, and report any suspected embezzlement.
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A Beijing lawyer explains whether the decision to expropriate for urban renewal can be revoked if it is found to be illegal: If the procedure or the substance of the decision is illegal, it can be petitioned for revocation; if it involves major public interests, its illegality can be confirmed.
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A Beijing lawyer explains the role of administrative reconsideration in applications for compensation for expropriation: it can revoke illegal compensation decisions and order the authorities to make a new decision, with a relatively short timeframe and no fees involved.
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A Beijing lawyer explains the differences in compensation for expropriation after the confirmation of ownership of residential plots: After the confirmation of ownership, the ownership is clear and the compensation process is smoother; if the ownership has not been confirmed, evidence must be provided, and the compensation standards shall be in accordance with the Land Administration Law.
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A Beijing lawyer explains how to conduct a reasonable evaluation of enterprise demolition: The evaluation agency should be selected through consultation, and the evaluation scope should include the house, land, equipment, and losses from production and business suspension.
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A Beijing lawyer explains the role of lawyers in the demolition of rural residential plots: reviewing the legality of the expropriation, striving for resettlement and compensation, and representing clients in reconsideration litigation and information disclosure.
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A Beijing lawyer explains how to seek compensation for the forced demolition of a company's factory building: First, confirm that the forced demolition is illegal, and then claim compensation for the losses of the building, equipment, and production and business interruption in accordance with the State Compensation Law.
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A Beijing lawyer explains what to do if demolition compensation payments are delayed: You can demand performance, apply for reconsideration, or initiate administrative litigation. For contractual agreements, you can sue for performance and claim interest.
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A Beijing lawyer explains which departments to contact if you feel that the compensation for demolition is unfair: You can apply for information disclosure, administrative reconsideration, and administrative litigation, and you can also report the matter to the competent department in charge of the demolition.
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A Beijing lawyer explains the differences between administrative litigation and civil litigation in housing ownership confirmation: If the dispute concerns the legality of an administrative act, it should be subject to administrative litigation; if the dispute concerns the ownership of the property, it should be subject to civil litigation.
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