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Introduction to the article: The demolition and resettlement compensation agreement is the main basis for safeguarding rights according to law. Uncle Zhang signed a resettlement compensation agreement not long ago, but his wife lost the agreement. Some people said that if the agreement was lost, he might not be able to get compensation. Uncle Zhang wants to know if the agreement can be reissued? Will it affect compensation?

1. If the demolition and resettlement compensation agreement is lost, it will not affect the relationship of rights and obligations.(1) The demolition compensation and resettlement agreement is an agreement entered into by the demolisher, the demolished person, and the lessee to clarify the rights and obligations in the house demolition compensation and resettlement. It is a contract that stipulates the civil rights and obligations between the demolition parties. From the moment the agreement is signed, a legal relationship is formed. Therefore, there will generally be no impact if the demolition and resettlement agreement is lost. (2) Because the formation of the demolition compensation agreement is not specifically for the actions of one person, but for the actions of a specific group of people. The Yingting Demolition Group learned that if the demolition compensation has not been received or the compensation content in the compensation agreement has not been realized, it is best to explain the situation to the demolition compensation department, report the loss, and sign a replacement, so as to protect your legitimate rights and interests to the maximum extent!

2. If the demolition and resettlement agreement is lost, it can be replaced.There are usually two copies of the demolition compensation agreement. Wherever the demolisher has one on file, you can go to the demolisher's office to make a copy. Asking the demolisher to stamp his official seal will also have legal validity. Ying Ting believes that the demolisher here does not refer to an individual, but the unit responsible for signing a demolition compensation agreement with the demolished people.

3. When you go to the demolition department to apply for a resettlement compensation agreement, you need to provide these materials.

(1) Reissue application certificate;

(2) Statement in newspaper and confirmation letter;

(3) The unit provides a business license and the individual provides proof of identity;

(4) Other documents deemed necessary by the registration authority;

Yingting reminds you:

According to the relevant laws and regulations of our country, the expropriated and demolished persons can file an administrative review within 60 days of receiving the expropriation decision, expropriation compensation decision and other specific administrative actions, and file an administrative lawsuit within 6 months. If your house is forcibly demolished, you must file a lawsuit to defend your rights within 6 months of knowing the date of demolition.