The lawyer explained that after applying for recognition of Macao's civil and commercial judgments by mainland intermediate courts in accordance with the mutual recognition arrangement, these judgments can be enforced. He listed the conditions, materials, time limits, and preservation suggestions.
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The lawyer explained that after applying for recognition to a mainland intermediate court in accordance with the provisions on recognition and enforcement of civil judgments in Taiwan, the judgments can be enforced. The lawyer also listed the conditions, materials, and the two-year statute of limitations.
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The lawyer explained that once the Hong Kong judgment is approved by the intermediate court of mainland China under the mutual recognition arrangement, it can be enforced. Starting from 2024, the new arrangement will no longer be limited to cases governed by agreements.
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The lawyer explained that foreign judgments can only be enforced after being recognized by the intermediate court, and listed the conditions such as treaty reciprocity and due process, as well as a list of materials and a reminder about the statute of limitations.
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The lawyer explained that there is no uniform success rate for demolition compensation cases, and the outcome depends on the legality of the expropriation process. He listed common illegal points, a list of evidence, and the time limits for reconsideration and litigation.
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The lawyer explained that the compensation for the shop includes the value of the house, the losses from relocation and suspension of production and business, which shall not be lower than the market price. If the compensation is deemed insufficient, a review and evaluation can be conducted within ten days, and a lawsuit can be filed within six months. The fees will be regulated by the market.
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The lawyer explained that when choosing a demolition lawyer, one should consider four aspects: their area of specialization, experience in similar cases, the granularity of their solutions, and compliance with fee regulations. This should be combined with examples of information disclosure, forced demolitions, and procedural reviews.
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The lawyer explained that the time limit for suing against the expropriation decision is six months from the date of knowing it, and the time limit for reconsideration is 60 days. The maximum time limit for real estate is 20 years, including the rules for determining the starting point and extending the time limit.
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The lawyer explained that the demolition agreement is generally effective after it is signed, but it can be revoked within one year if there is fraud, coercion, or manifestly unfair terms. If the compensation is not paid in full, the party can sue to enforce the agreement, and this should be supported by evidence and subject to time limits.
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The lawyer explained that there is no unified government pricing for fees in demolition cases, and the fees are subject to market regulation, which includes three methods: per case, by percentage, and in stages. The lawyer also reminded that risk-sharing agreements are not allowed in administrative litigation.
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The lawyer explained the remedies for the low appraisal value: apply for a review within ten days of receiving the report, and apply for an appraisal within another ten days. The compensation shall not be less than the similar market price on the date of the expropriation announcement.
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The lawyer explained the evidence collection and remedies for the illegal procedures of the land expropriation announcement: fixing the evidence through information disclosure, the time limits of 60 days for reconsideration and six months for litigation, and the decision may be revoked if the procedures are illegal.
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The lawyer explained the legal path to protect rights for those whose resettlement housing is located too far away: verify the gap between the government's relocation plan and the actual housing options, claim for a replacement or monetary compensation for the difference, and remind them of the 60-day and 6-month time limits for administrative reconsideration and litigation.
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The lawyer explained the consultation model and regulations for demolition rights protection attorney fees: administrative litigation prohibits contingency fees, and the key points of written contracts, law firm accounts, and phased billing are fully analyzed.
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The lawyer explained the five components of compensation for the demolition of the factory building and the fair compensation standard, including the time limit for reviewing objections and the path of appeal litigation. If the compensation is too low, legal remedies can be sought.
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