Frequently Asked Questions

27 2026-10

Who pays the one-time work-related injury medical subsidy?

The one-time work-related injury medical subsidy is paid by the work-related injury insurance fund, provided that the injury is identified, the degree of disability is determined to be between level 5 and level 10, and the labor relationship is terminated or dissolved; the specific standards are set by the provincial government.

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Do I need to pay an enforcement fee when applying for enforcement of a judgment?

Applicants do not need to pay the enforcement fee in advance when applying for enforcement. The enforcement application fee shall be borne by the respondent and deducted after the enforcement is completed. The enforcement fee shall be accumulated in stages according to the amount of the subject matter, and the attorney's fee shall be calculated separately.

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27 2026-10

How long after the judgment takes effect can I apply for enforcement?

The period for applying for enforcement of the judgment is two years, which starts from the expiration of the performance period or the effectiveness of the document, and the statute of limitations is suspended or interrupted during this period. The applicant does not need to pay the enforcement fee in advance, which shall be borne by the respondent. It is recommended to apply for enforcement in a...

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27 2026-10

What should you do if you receive a notice requiring you to demolish the building within a specified time limit before the forced demolition takes place?

Receiving a notice of demolition within a specified time limit does not necessarily mean that the demolition will be carried out by force. According to Article 44 of the Administrative Enforcement Law, the authorities should first issue a public notice and set a time limit for self-demolition. If the party concerned seeks relief through administrative reconsideration within 60 days or litigation w...

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27 2026-10

Are the fees charged by lawyers for land expropriation and demolition very high?

There is no unified government pricing for the fees charged by lawyers handling land expropriation and demolition cases. The fees are calculated on a per-case basis, as a percentage of the case value, or on an hourly basis. Administrative litigation prohibits contingency fees, while other cases are subject to a fee cap and require clear provisions in a written contract.

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27 2026-10

Can you recommend a lawyer who specializes in defending the rights of rural home demolition and compensation cases?

When choosing a lawyer to protect rights in rural housing demolition, you should consider their professional expertise, experience in handling land expropriation and demolition cases, and transparent fee arrangements. It is recommended to prioritize teams that have been handling administrative expropriation cases for a long time, and to sign a written contract to clarify the scope of authority and...

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27 2026-10

How is the land compensation fee legally distributed in the village?

The distribution of land compensation fees shall be used for the designated purpose and decided through democratic procedures in accordance with the law, and members' rights and interests shall not be infringed. For illegal schemes, the township may order rectification or initiate legal proceedings, and membership qualification is crucial.

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27 2026-10

How to formulate a compensation plan for enterprise demolition?

The demolition compensation plan for enterprises should, in accordance with the law, cover the value of the house, the relocation of equipment, the losses caused by the suspension of production and business, and the resettlement of employees. It is necessary to evaluate and publicize the plan, solicit the opinions of the enterprises, and sign an agreement. If the enterprises disagree with the plan...

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27 2026-10

How to protect one's rights if the identification process of illegal construction is deemed unlawful?

The determination procedure for illegal construction is illegal and can be reviewed or litigated to be revoked: exceeding the scope of authority, failing to inform the parties of their right to make statements, defend themselves, and participate in hearings, and issuing documents with an overly short interval between them are all illegal. Within six months, administrative litigation can be initiat...

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