Frequently Asked Questions

30 2026-9

If a dispute arises when buying a house through an agent, can I sue the agent?

When a dispute arises during the purchase of a house through an agent, whether the agent can be sued depends on whether the agent concealed defects, fabricated information, or failed to conduct due diligence. If the agent is at fault, the buyer can claim a refund of the commission and compensation; if the agent is not at fault, it will be difficult to hold the agent liable. The key lies in fixing ...

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30 2026-9

Can a property be transferred without a notarization of inheritance rights?

Even without a notarized inheritance certificate, the transfer of ownership can still be completed: holders of effective court documents can directly transfer and register their ownership; for uncontested legal inheritance, non-notarized inheritance registration can be used. If there are disputes over the ownership or inheritance, it is advisable to first file a lawsuit to confirm the ownership ri...

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30 2026-9

What materials do I need to provide when consulting a lawyer about a property dispute?

When consulting a lawyer about property disputes, it is recommended to bring along identity proof, property ownership certificates and sales contracts, investment and payment records, agreements on using someone else's name or acting as a nominal owner, communication records, etc. The more complete the materials are, the more accurately the lawyer can determine the ownership and the direction of e...

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30 2026-9

How to confirm ownership rights when the property ownership certificate is in someone else's name?

When the property ownership certificate is registered in someone else's name, the actual right holder may file a lawsuit for rights confirmation: with the investment certificate, the proof of possession and use, and the proof of the reasons for registration, request the confirmation of ownership and transfer of ownership. It is necessary to fix the evidence in time to avoid being punished.

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30 2026-9

What should I do if the other party transfers the property to a relative?

If the other party transfers the property to a relative, thereby infringing your rights and interests, you may, in accordance with the law, claim the right to confirm the ownership of the house purchased under someone else's name or the creditor's right of revocation: Fix the true rights with a written agreement and investment certificates, and promptly file a lawsuit to protect your rights. Don't...

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30 2026-9

What are some tips for negotiating with developers about stopping mortgage payments on unfinished buildings?

When dealing with unfinished buildings, it's necessary to be cautious about suspending loan payments. If a party unilaterally defaults on loan payments, they may be held accountable by the bank. It is recommended to use the resumption of project construction and delivery as a bargaining chip, and to claim the termination of the sales contract and the simultaneous handling of the loan based on evid...

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30 2026-9

How to exercise the right of priority compensation for project payments?

The right of priority compensation for project payments shall be exercised in accordance with Article 807 of the Civil Code: If the employer fails to make payments on time, the contractor may agree to accept a discounted payment or request an auction and priority compensation. The claim must be made within eighteen months from the date on which the payment is due. It is recommended to keep records...

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30 2026-9

How is the responsibility of real estate agents determined in second-hand housing transactions?

The liability of second-hand housing agents is determined based on the agency contract and statutory obligations. If the agent intentionally conceals the mortgage or seizure, or provides false reports, they will lose their remuneration and be required to compensate in accordance with Article 962 of the Civil Code. It is recommended to verify the property information and retain a written commitment...

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30 2026-9

Is the illegally subcontracted contract valid?

The contract signed by the contractor for subcontracting or illegal subcontracting shall be deemed invalid according to law, but the contracted party may be compensated at a discounted price in accordance with the contract upon the acceptance of the construction project; the actual constructor may claim the project payment according to law.

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30 2026-9

Is there any compensation for being fired for absenteeism?

Absenteeism constitutes a serious violation of discipline, and the employer usually does not need to pay economic compensation when terminating the employment contract in accordance with the legal system; however, if the system is illegal or the termination procedure is flawed, the employer may be deemed to have terminated the contract illegally and be required to pay compensation.

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30 2026-9

How is the compensation for non-compete clauses calculated?

When there is no agreement on the compensation for non-competition, it shall be paid monthly at 30% of the average monthly salary in the twelve months prior to the termination or termination of the contract, or at the minimum wage in the place where the labor contract is performed if it is lower than the minimum wage; the maximum period is two years.

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30 2026-9

Who will compensate the intern students who get injured at work?

Interns who get injured during their work are usually treated as work-related injuries if they have graduated and signed a contract. For students who are still in school, teaching internships are generally handled as labor disputes with fault-based liability. It is recommended to secure a fixed internship agreement and accident evidence, and then claim compensation after determining the nature of ...

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30 2026-9

What should I do if my employer doesn't pay social insurance for me?

If the employer fails to pay social insurance premiums, it violates its legal obligations. Workers can file a complaint to order the employer to make up for the arrears and pay the overdue fine. They can also terminate the employment contract according to Article 38 of the Labor Contract Law on the grounds of the employer's failure to pay social insurance premiums and claim economic compensation. ...

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30 2026-9

What is the time limit for applying for work-related injury recognition?

The unit shall apply for work-related injury identification within 30 days from the date of the accident injury; if the unit fails to apply for it, the employee may apply directly within one year. Applications submitted after the deadline will usually not be accepted. It is recommended to collect evidence as soon as possible after the accident and apply for identification on your own.

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