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  • 2024-06-18 07:00:03

    If there is no objection to the amount of compensation in the compensation agreement, but the compensation specified in the agreement has not been received. You can bring a lawsuit to the court for the performance of the agreement.

    After the conclusion of the compensation agreement, if one party fails to perform its obligations under the compensation agreement, the other party may bring a lawsuit according to law.

    So if the demolition department fails to pay the compensation according to the time agreed in the agreement, the relocated person can take the agreement to the court to sue for performance.

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    Article 25 of the Regulations on the Acquisition and Compensation of Houses on State owned Land, the housing acquisition department and the expropriated person shall, in accordance with the provisions of these Regulations, pay compensation in terms of compensation method, compensation amount and payment period, location and area of houses used for property right exchange, relocation fees, temporary resettlement fees or revolving houses, losses caused by production and business suspension, relocation period, transition mode and transition period, etc, Conclude a compensation agreement.
    After the conclusion of the compensation agreement, if one party fails to perform its obligations under the compensation agreement, the other party may bring a lawsuit according to law.

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