Frequently Asked Questions

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Is it legal to retain the goods to compensate for the arrears?

The prerequisite for a lien to be legal are that the movable property and the creditor's rights belong to the same legal relationship, except for liens between enterprises; after the lien is imposed, the creditor should be given a grace period of more than 60 days before receiving compensation through discounted.

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What should you do if you encounter illegal forced demolition?

If you encounter illegal demolition, immediately call the police and collect evidence. File a lawsuit to confirm the illegality within six months. After winning the lawsuit, claim state compensation, and the compensation amount will be calculated based on the market price at the time of the judgment.

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Can I report violent forced demolitions to the public security organ?

Violent forced demolitions should be reported to the police, and the perpetrators may be charged with crimes such as intentional destruction of property and illegal intrusion into residences. If the public security organ refuses to file a case, the victims can apply for procuratorial supervision and pursue administrative and compensation remedies simultaneously.

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How are houses evaluated during the transformation of shantytowns?

The evaluation of the shantytown renovation project is conducted by the institutions selected through consultation by the persons subject to expropriation, based on the market comparison method and referring to the similar housing prices in the surrounding area. If there are any objections, the evaluation can be reviewed again and expert appraisal can be added. It is important to remember the time...

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Is there any compensation for the demolition of unlicensed factories?

The absence of a license does not necessarily mean that the building is illegal. Historically established or government-approved factories should be compensated, including the cost of replacing the building with a new one, the loss of production, and the relocation fee. If the building is deemed illegal, it can be appealed or litigated against the decision.

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The family member has been detained by the police. Should they consult a lawyer first or directly hire one?

After being detained by criminal custody, you should first consult a rapid risk assessment. If you are detained and suspected of a serious crime, you should hire a lawyer on the same day. For minor crimes, you can consult a lawyer and make a decision at your own pace, but don't wait too long, as the first 37 days after detention are the most crucial period for the case.

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