Construction contract dispute handling process

The construction contractor of the construction project has the right to choose whether to exercise its own legal rights and interests according to law, and independently decides not to be interfered by a third party. If the rights and interests are illegally deprived (such as fraud and threats), the Contractor has the right to seek to revoke the original decision through legal channels to safeguard its legitimate rights and interests.

At the national level, there is no uniform legal definition of "illegal buildings", but each prefecture level municipal government has clear system specifications. Generally speaking, "illegal buildings" refer to construction projects that are not approved by the urban construction project planning license or are not constructed according to the approved contents of the license. These buildings may be regarded as illegal buildings because they violate the regulations on planning, land use, building safety, etc. In practice, the treatment of illegal buildings may vary from place to place depending on the specific situation.

The current laws and regulations prohibit private individuals from directly contracting projects because they lack the necessary qualifications. The contracting of construction projects requires the legal person of the company and the qualification of the construction industry. Construction enterprises shall meet the requirements of registered capital, professional technicians, technical equipment and laws. Violations include awarding projects to individuals, unqualified units, failing to bid according to regulations, setting unfair bidding conditions or splitting construction tasks. Any contract awarding in violation of the above provisions is illegal.