Mr. Zhang is from the Shijiazhuang area of Hebei Province. His home was demolished a few days ago. He felt that the demolition assessment was unreasonable, so he called Yingting lawyer. However, during the actual communication, he found that as an expropriated person, Mr. Zhang did not see any expropriation procedures. The street came to do work on their home and said that the place was going to be demolished. How much compensation did he want? If you can't estimate it yourself, the street can find an appraisal company to do it for free.

Can expropriation without legal procedures be assessed directly?

In reality, whether it is state-owned land or collective land, it is possible that the relevant government departments or village committees will begin to implement demolition without seeing the legal expropriation procedures, which is the so-called agreed demolition or agreed expropriation.

In this case, when you see the evaluation report, it is recommended that you do not sign for it or express acceptance in other ways. Because there is no legal basis for agreement-based demolition, the evaluation report during the process also has any validity. The person being expropriated can reject this kind of evaluation that lacks legal prerequisites.

In the end, the evaluation result of Mr. Zhang’s home really disappointed him. He asked us why. The reason is actually very simple. According to the law, compensation should be based on the surrounding market price. Now the “buyer” is asked to quote the price. The result can be imagined.

What do you think about this? Have you encountered similar incidents?

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