Frequently Asked Questions

22 2026-10

What should I do if the other party changes their mind after buying a house under someone else's name and the house price has risen significantly?

The lawyer explained the remedies available when the other party reneges on the agreement to buy a house under someone else's name, emphasizing the need to provide evidence of the agreement to buy under someone else's name, the actual investment, and the possession and use of the property, and warned that evading the purchase restrictions might render the agreement invalid.

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22 2026-10

What is the standard penalty for developers who fail to deliver the property on time?

The lawyer explained that in the event of a delay in handing over the house, the penalty for breach of contract should be determined in accordance with the contractual provisions, or, in the absence of such provisions, in accordance with the standard rental fee. The lawyer also advised increasing the penalty if it is too low, and provided guidance on the defense of force majeure and the burden of ...

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22 2026-10

What responsibilities do sellers have to bear if they sell the same house to two different buyers in a second-hand housing transaction?

The lawyer explained the ownership of the house in the case of selling the same house to two different buyers, as well as the seller's breach of contract liability, which includes compensation for the price difference, the determination of the invalidity of the contract due to malicious collusion, and the connection with criminal prosecution.

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22 2026-10

How to apply for a labor capacity assessment?

The lawyer explained the applicant for the labor capacity appraisal, the time node and the list of materials, and introduced the deadline for making the appraisal conclusion and the path for a second appraisal if the applicant disagrees with the conclusion.

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