The economic compensation shall be paid upon completion of the handover of work, and the law generally requires it to be paid in a lump sum. If the employer fails to pay the compensation in a lump sum without consultation, it may be illegal. The employee may claim that the employer pay the compensation in a lump sum according to the law.
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After one of the co-borrowers repays all the loans, they may recover the excess from the other co-borrowers. According to Article 519 of the Civil Code, the recovery shall be handled in accordance with the agreement or by sharing it equally among the co-borrowers.
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If the jointly liable person actually pays more than his or her share, he or she may recover the overpaid amount from the other jointly liable debtors in accordance with Article 519 of the Civil Code; if there is an agreement on the internal share, the share shall be determined in accordance with the agreement; if there is no agreement, the share shall be determined based on relevant factors.
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The insurance company must have compensated the insured before exercising its right of subrogation. According to Article 60 of the Insurance Law, the insurance company may initiate a claim against the third party within the scope of compensation. It is important to notify the insured and transfer the claim materials to them.
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After the registration of the pledge of accounts receivable, if the repayment is withheld, the secured creditor may, in accordance with Articles 445 and 545 of the Civil Code, require the secondary debtor to make repayment or compensation to the secured creditor. It is necessary to promptly fix the registration and stop payment evidence.
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The property management company shall not cut off water and electricity supplies due to unpaid fees. According to Article 944 of the Civil Code, the property management company must recover the fees through legal means such as litigation. If the property management company illegally cuts off the supply of water and electricity, the owners may claim compensation for the losses caused thereby.
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The landlord has no right to withhold the deposit in full on the pretext of any reason. According to Articles 577, 566, 710, and 733 of the Civil Code, the landlord can only deduct the actual losses and the agreed penalty, and the excess part should be refunded.
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The amount of the deposit that can be refunded in advance depends on the contractual agreement, whether there is a breach of contract, and the condition of the housing facilities. According to Articles 566, 577, and 733 of the Civil Code, after deducting the reasonable breach of contract penalty and the actual losses, the remaining amount should be refunded.
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Whether the transfer fee for a store can be refunded depends on the validity of the contract, the nature of the fees, and the circumstances of breach of contract. According to Articles 157, 566 577 of the Civil Code, if the contract is invalid or the other party breaches the contract, the party concerned can claim a refund of the corresponding amount.
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Before seeking legal advice on protecting rights in the process of demolition, you should collect evidence such as the ownership of the land, the announcement of the expropriation, the compensation plan, the images of forced demolition, and the communication records. According to the Implementing Regulations of the Land Administration Law and the Administrative Enforcement Law, you should protect ...
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The contracted land is subject to expropriation, and the compensation includes land compensation fees, resettlement assistance fees, compensation for seedlings and attachments, and arrangements for social insurance, as determined in accordance with Article 48 of the Land Administration Law.
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When seeking advice on compensation for housing expropriation, it is recommended to consult professional lawyers who have long been engaged in land expropriation and demolition. Verify their practicing certificates and similar case experiences, and ensure that the fees are clearly stated in the contract. At the same time, be cautious of false promises of guaranteed success in litigation.
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The expropriation compensation plan is illegal. Within the statutory time limit, the party concerned may request a reconsideration or file a lawsuit to revoke the illegal plan. The key points are whether the announcement was made in accordance with the law, whether the compensation is fair, and whether the procedures are in compliance with the law.
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If the enterprise and the government cannot reach an agreement on the demolition compensation, the enterprise can use multiple means to put pressure on the government, such as information disclosure, administrative reconsideration, and application for official duties. When necessary, it can initiate administrative litigation to strive for fair compensation in accordance with the Land Management La...
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The approval document for land expropriation is government information that should be made public. Applicants can submit a written application to the government at the county level or above, and the government shall respond within 20 working days. If the response is not provided within the time limit, applicants can file for reconsideration or litigation in accordance with the Regulations on Open ...
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