Disputes over compensation often arise during land acquisition and demolition. The demolished people try their best to find legal basis to increase their compensation, but it is often difficult to achieve this. Why is this? One of the core reasons is information asymmetry, and the demolished people do not have sufficient information.

Therefore, information disclosure is a very important right in demolition and expropriation.

Information disclosure is an important breakthrough for us to find illegal points in land acquisition and demolition. However, not all information requires us to apply for it. Some information is content that the demolition party should proactively disclose and focus on. It mainly refers to the payment and use of land expropriation or requisition, house demolition and compensation subsidies.

For example, land expropriation announcements, expropriation compensation and resettlement plans, and some Book Four plans are all content that needs to be disclosed proactively. So what information do we need to obtain through application, mainly land acquisition survey results, hearing transcripts, land acquisition compensation registration materials, and relevant vouchers for the payment of land acquisition compensation fees, as well as survey and demarcation maps, etc.

In the process of land acquisition and demolition, we must make good use of information disclosure as a weapon so that we can know ourselves and our enemies and win every battle!

What do you think about this?