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Changsha City Housing Registration

Original Language Title: 长沙市房屋登记办法

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Means of housing registration in the city of Ssha

(Adopted at the 35th ordinary meeting of the Thirteenth People's Government of Sharm el-Sheikh, 24 November 2010, by Decree No. 111 of 14 January 2011, by the Minister of the Interior, on 1 March 2011)

Contents

Chapter I General

Chapter II General provisions

Chapter III

Section I Registration of titles

Section II Registration of mortgage rights

Article 3

Section IV Registration

Section V Other registrations

Chapter IV

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Annex VI

Chapter I General

Article 1 establishes this approach in the light of laws, regulations and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Act on Property Rights, the People's Republic of China Urban Property Management Act, the Village and the Town Planning Regulation.

Article 2

The scheme referred to the registration of houses, which refers to acts documented by the house registration body in the home registry by law on matters of housing rights and other matters that should be documented.

Article 3. The registration of houses is handled by the municipal, district (market) housing registration institutions located in the house.

The municipal housing administration is responsible for guiding and overseeing the registration of houses within the city's administration.

Article IV. This approach refers to the production and management of housing registration institutions for specific books that document the natural situation of homes, the situation of housing rights and other matters to be registered in accordance with the law.

Chapter II General provisions

Article 5

(i) Applications;

(ii) Acceptance;

(iii) Approval;

(iv) The registration books;

(v) Accreditation.

The housing registration body considers that, when necessary, it is available on the ground and can make a public declaration on registration matters.

Article 6. The registration of houses should be guided by the principle of consistency among the owners of the right to land use within the scope of the house.

Article 7. Housing shall be registered in accordance with the basic module.

The basic housing module refers to homes or specific spaces with fixed boundaries or border sites, which can be used independently and clearly, the only number (a number, room, etc.).

Within the State's land, a set of housing units is basic; non-size-fits-all housing is part of a fixed-term, inter- and inter-linkage component of the home. In the context of collective land, villagers in the home base are housed as basic units for independent buildings; village homes constructed on a shared home base are basic units, such as a set of, intermodal or border sites.

Non-housing consists of a number of houses, layers, sets, etc. with fixed limits or border sites.

Article 8 applies for the registration of homes, where the parties may apply individually or by their agents, and the applicant shall use Chinese names or names.

The parties should submit their own identity certificates.

The author shall submit a letter of authorization and the identity of the author and the acting party, which concerns the disposition of the home of natural persons, which shall be subject to a public certificate and shall be processed in accordance with the State's provisions, and a request shall be submitted to a letter of authorization, in accordance with the State's provisions.

An application by a statutory agent shall be submitted to a certificate of identity of the acting party and to the qualifications of the legal representative.

Minors' homes are registered by the guardian. The guardian's application for registration should be submitted to the material of the guardian's identity certificate, proof of the custody of the guardian and his or her identity certificate; disposing of the minor's house, with more than two of the guardians, should be registered jointly and should submit written assurances for the interests of the minor.

Other persons with no civil act capability and the restrictions on the registration of homes of persons in civil conduct capacity are governed by paragraph 5 of this article.

Article 9. The housing registration body shall determine the material required for the registration of a house, in accordance with the provisions of the law, legislation and this scheme, and shall provide a directory of the registration material.

Article 10 requires the registration of homes, and the applicant shall submit a request to the housing registration body in the house.

The application for registration materials should be made available for the original; it should not be provided with the original copies confirmed by the relevant authorities. The original application for registration material is an explanatory and shall be submitted to the written translations confirmed by the relevant bodies.

The applicant shall be responsible for the authenticity, legitimacy and effectiveness of the application for registration materials and shall not conceal the real situation or provide false material for the registration of the house.

Article 11. Applications for housing registration shall be jointly applied by the relevant parties, except as otherwise provided in this approach.

One of the following cases is the application for the registration of homes, which may be requested by the parties alone:

(i) Access to housing rights for the legitimate construction of houses;

(ii) The right to housing as a result of the entry into force of the People's Court and the Arbitration Commission;

(iii) The right to housing as a result of succession and be granted;

(iv) The loss of homes;

(v) The right of the owner to renounce the right to housing;

(vi) Other cases provided for by law, regulations.

Article 12 Shared houses should be registered jointly by a wide range of people.

The registration of a total number of changes in homes may be made by the relevant common owner, but the registration of a house due to a common nature or a change in the share of the population should be jointly applied by a shared owner.

Article 13 requires the registration of homes and the applicant shall pay the registration fee in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.

The registration fee is paid in full, and the financial sector should extract 15 per cent of the exclusive stock from the medium to serve as a compensation for the wrong damage of registration.

Article 14. The applicant's submission of the registration material is complete, in accordance with the statutory form and the content of the application is not in violation of the provisions of the law, legislation and regulations and shall be admissible and written evidence.

The applicant's submission of the registration material is incomplete, not in accordance with the statutory form or the content of the application in violation of the legal, legislative and regulatory provisions and should be inadmissible and one-time informed of the reasons for the applicant's need to supplement the material or inadmissibility.

Article 15. The housing registration body shall verify the request for registration material and, in accordance with the different registrations, whether the application for registration is the real interest of the applicant, as well as other matters requiring further clarity. The proceedings should be confirmed by the applicant's signature and kept in the file.

Article 16

(i) Initial registration of home ownership;

(ii) Registration of mortgage rights in buildings;

(iii) Registration of changes due to the increase or decrease in the housing area;

(iv) Write-off of house ownership resulting from the loss of homes;

(v) The registration of other houses that should be checked on the ground under laws, regulations.

The housing registration body should be given two or more staff on the ground and the applicant should cooperate.

In one of the following cases, the registration body shall make a notice of the term:

(i) Initial registration of houses on collective land and the transfer of registrations for a period of 7 days:

(ii) The housing registration body considers that the appeal should be sought and the notice period 30 days.

The law, legislation and regulations provide for the duration of the notice, from its provisions; there is no provision or provision that is 30 days.

During the notice period, the rights and the stakeholders could object to the registration body and the registration body shall not proceed with the registration process until the expiration of the notice.

Since the date of receipt, the housing registration body shall, within the following time frame, document the application for registration in the home registry or make decisions not registered:

(i) Registration of home ownership within the State's land area, 30 working days;

(ii) Registration of home ownership in the context of collective land, 60 working days;

(iii) The right to mortgage, the registration of the right to work in the field for 10 working days;

(iv) Registration, correctional registration, 10 working days;

(v) Intrusion, replacement, five working days;

(vi) The objection is registered and one working day.

Removal time and notice time do not take into account the deadlines set out above. For special reasons, the time limit for registration would need to be extended, with the approval of the head of the house registration agency, but not more than double the original time limit.

The law, legislation and regulations provide for the duration of registration.

Article 19 The housing registration body will request registration matters before the home registry, and the applicant may withdraw the registration application.

Article 20 of the registration application is in accordance with the following conditions, and the housing registration body shall be registered and the registration of the application shall be recorded in the home registry, with the exception of the scheme:

(i) The applicant is consistent with the subject of the documents submitted by law;

(ii) To apply for initial registration, pre-registration of commodity premises, consistency with the planning certificate submitted by the applicant, and to apply for other registered houses to conflict with the records of the home registry;

(iii) The content of the application for registration is consistent with the facts relating to the material certificate;

(iv) Matters for registration are not conflicting with the housing rights documented in the home registry;

(v) There is no law, legislation and non-registration under this approach.

The registration application is not in accordance with the conditions set out in the previous paragraph, and the housing registration institution should not be registered and, in writing, inform the applicant of the reasons for non-registration.

Article 21, in one of the following cases, is not registered by the housing registration body:

(i) Registration of applications for housing without licence;

(ii) The applicant is unable to provide a legal, effective source of rights to prove that the documents are not inconsistent with the source of rights and rights for registration;

(iii) The application for registration to conflict with the records of the home registry;

(iv) The application for the registration of a house cannot be a specific or independent advantage;

(v) The house has been charged by law, confiscated and the original owner has applied for registration;

(vi) During the lawful envelope of the house, the owner has applied for the disposition;

(vii) Other cases of non-registration under the law, legislation and this approach.

Article 2 should be established in accordance with the basic housing unit, and the basic housing unit should be given the only number, and the number should be renumbered when the house is divided and consolidated.

The home registry can be used in paper quality or in electronic media. The use of electronic media should be the only, defined form of paper conversion and should be made available on a regular basis to achieve the sharing of information on the home registers in this administrative area.

The contents of the home registry were changed, and the home registry institutions should not be directly removed or covered by the content of the registry by increasing new page, interface and content.

Article 23. The housing registry institution shall be renovated and granted a certificate of residence to the rights of the owner, registration certificate, except as otherwise provided in this scheme, in accordance with the records of the home registry.

The right to housing is certified, the registration certificate shall be obtained by the owner or agent's certificate of identity and the admissibility certificate.

Article 24 of the right to housing is a certificate of the right of the owner to enjoy the rights of the house, including the Homeowner's title certificate, the Housing Heights. In order to apply for the registration of houses as a shared house, the housing registration body should indicate the “communication” in the home ownership certificate.

Registration, registration of security rights in buildings and other matters under the law, regulations and regulations are recorded in the home registry and are issued by the house registry agency. The registration certificate is a proof of the right of the owner to enjoy the right to housing.

Housing rights certificates, registration certificates should be consistent with the records of the house register. Inconsistency is recorded, except where there is evidence that the home registry is wrong, and the home registry is restricted.

Article 25 Housing registration institutions should make housing registration information available in a timely manner and manage properly.

The rights and the stakeholders should apply for inquiries and the reproduction of housing registration information, in accordance with the terms of reference and procedures.

Chapter III

Section I Registration of titles

Article 26 Applications for the initial registration of home ownership shall be submitted to:

(i) A registration application;

(ii) The applicant's identity certificate;

(iii) Construction of a right-to-use certificate;

(iv) Construction works in line with the planning evidence;

(v) A certificate of construction work permit;

(vi) A certificate of completion of the house;

(vii) Housing mapping reports;

(viii) Other necessary materials.

The initial registration of a person's legitimate housing application shall be submitted, which shall be made by the municipal property administration, in accordance with paragraph 1 of the relevant administration.

In the case of the initial registration of home ownership by the property development enterprise, registration should be sought in conjunction with a wide range of public places, public-use facilities and property-service properties belonging to all owners of the construction area, which are documented by the housing registration body in the home registry and do not grant a certificate of residence.

In one of the following cases, the parties should apply for the transfer of home ownership to register:

(i) Sale;

(ii) Interchange;

(iii) Grants;

(iv) Succession, gifts;

(v) Separation, consolidation, resulting in diversion of ownership;

(vi) Granting units or debts at home;

(vii) Transfers due to the transfer of the right to housing;

(viii) The separation of legal persons or other organizations, resulting in the diversion of home ownership;

(ix) Other cases provided for by law, regulations.

Article 29 applies for the transfer of home titles and shall submit the following materials:

(i) A registration application;

(ii) The applicant's identity certificate;

(iii) Home ownership cards;

(iv) Evidence of the diversion of home ownership;

(v) Other necessary materials.

Paragraph (iv) of the previous paragraph may be a legal instrument for the sale of contracts, mutual contracts, grant and contracts, division agreements, merger agreements, people's courts or arbitral committees, or other material that demonstrates the transfer of ownership of the home.

The award or succession shall be submitted in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State to the certified material of the award or succession.

During the mortgage period, the collateral transfer of ownership of the mortgage house and the application of a registration of the transfer of ownership of the home should be submitted in addition to the material provided in article 29 of the scheme, as evidenced by the collateral, the written material agreed by the collateraler to the transfer of the mortgage house, his rights certificate, while applying for registration of the corresponding collateral change.

Article 31 provides for the transfer of home ownership or the registration of the right to housing after the people's courts or the arbitral committee enters into force.

As a result of legal instruments in force by the People's Court or the Arbitration Commission, the People's Court assists the enforcement of the letter of notification requiring the registration of a house registry institution, which should be processed. The registration of the house registration body shall be registered in the home registry on the basis of the legal instruments in force of the People's Court or the Arbitration Commission.

In one of the following cases, the owner shall apply for a change in ownership of the home:

(i) The name or name of the owner of the house and the number of identification numbers changed;

(ii) Changes in the streets, doors or house names of the houses;

(iii) Increase or decrease in the area of housing;

(iv) Changes in construction structures or planning purposes;

(v) The same owner is divided and merged;

(vi) Other cases provided for by law, regulations.

Article 33 of this approach refers to the separation of a basic unit of a house consisting of two or more basic housing units, the separation of the basic housing units, which should be clear, accessible and independent, and should be in line with the following conditions:

(i) Changes in the use of housing planning should be agreed by the planning administration sector; changes in the structure of the subject structure of the construction should be made available for the construction of the administration;

(ii) Separation of homes in the same functional area shall not affect the sharing of shared areas;

(iii) There should be no separation of houses separated by the wall;

(iv) Other circumstances under the laws, regulations and regulations.

A set of homes and single houses that are in conflict with the law and cannot be separated.

Article 34 Application for a registration of changes in ownership of the home shall be submitted to the following materials:

(i) A registration application;

(ii) The applicant's identity certificate;

(iii) Home ownership cards;

(iv) material that demonstrates a change in facts;

(v) Other necessary materials.

As a result of planning purposes, changes in the area of construction should also be submitted to certified material approved by the planning administration sector; evidence such as construction of the administrative sector reserve should also be submitted due to changes in the structure of the construction.

Article XV, which is registered by law, has one of the following cases where the owner of the house registered in the home registers shall apply for the write-off of the property of the house after the facts occurred:

(i) The loss of homes;

(ii) Removal of ownership;

(iii) Other cases provided for by law, regulations.

Article 36 Applications for the write-off of home ownership shall be submitted to the following materials:

(i) A registration application;

(ii) The applicant's identity certificate;

(iii) Housing ownership certificates;

(iv) material that demonstrates the elimination of the right to housing;

(v) Other necessary materials.

Removals should also be submitted to the housing demolition indemnity agreement or legal instruments in force for house demolitions.

When there are his rights under the law, the owner of the house renounces the application for the write-off of the house's title and shall also provide written consent material to his rights.

Section II Registration of mortgage rights

Article 37 creates mortgages for homes and the parties should apply for mortgage registration.

One of the registered houses could be secured for one or more claims, and more of the registered houses could be secured jointly by a claim.

The scheme is applicable to the establishment of anti-guarantee guarantees for the registration of the right to housing mortgage.

When a collateral was created by a shared owner's share, the right to house mortgage can be registered separately.

Article 338 applies for registration of a general mortgage right and shall submit the following materials:

(i) A registration application;

(ii) The identity of the applicant;

(iii) Home ownership cards;

(iv) The mortgage contract;

(v) The main claim contract;

(vi) Other necessary materials.

Article 39 establishes the registration of a general mortgage in compliance with the conditions set, and the home registration body shall document the following matters in the home registry:

(i) The collateral, mortgagee, the name or name of the debtor and the identification number;

(ii) The amount of the secured claim and the duration of the debt;

(iii) Registration time.

Article 40 Changes in matters listed in article 39 of this approach, increases in mortgages or other cases where a change in the right to mortgage is required by the parties to apply for registration of a general mortgage change.

Article 40 Applications for registration of changes in general mortgage rights shall be submitted to:

(i) A registration application;

(ii) The identity of the applicant;

(iii) He has his credentials;

(iv) Written agreement on changes in mortgage rights;

(v) Other necessary materials.

Several mortgages have been created, with the increase in the amount of secured claims and the extension of the debt enforcement period for the registration of a change in the right to mortgage, and all written material agreed by the later collateral.

Changes in matters listed in article 39, subparagraph (i), of this approach, or a change in the name of the mortgage home address shall not be submitted to paragraph 1 (iv) of this article.

Article 42 transfers of general mortgage rights as a result of the transfer of principal claims. The transferee and the transferee of the main claim shall submit the following material:

(i) A registration application;

(ii) The identity of the applicant;

(iii) He has his credentials;

(iv) Evidence of the diversion of the right to housing;

(v) Other necessary materials.

Article 43 states that the owner shall apply for a general mortgage write-off registration:

(i) The removal of the main claim;

(ii) The right to mortgage has been realized;

(iii) The mortgagee renounces all or part of the mortgage right;

(iv) Other circumstances where the right to mortgage is eliminated by law, legislation and regulations.

Article 44 Applications for the registration of a general mortgage write-off shall be submitted to the following materials:

(i) A registration application;

(ii) The identity of the applicant;

(iii) He has his credentials;

(iv) material that demonstrates the elimination of the right to housing;

(v) Other necessary materials.

Article 42 applies for registration of the maximum collateral right and shall submit the following materials:

(i) A registration application;

(ii) The identity of the applicant;

(iii) Home ownership cards;

(iv) The maximum mortgage contract;

(v) A certificate of the contract or other registration reasons to be incurred for the consecutive period;

(vi) Other necessary materials.

Article 46 refers the parties to the extent of the claim that the maximum amount has been transferred to the maximum collateral security prior to the establishment of the maximum collateral, and the application of the maximum collateral right to be transferred to the registration, and, in addition to the submission of the material under article 15 of this scheme, shall also submit the following material:

(i) Evidence material that has been awarded for contracts or other reasons for registration;

(ii) The collateral and the mortgagee agreed to include the claim in the written material of the maximum collateral security;

(iii) The right to house mortgage has been registered and the right to be submitted to his home.

Article 47 establishes a registration of the maximum amount of collateral in accordance with the conditions set, with the exception of the matters set out in article 39 of this approach, the housing registration institution shall also document the maximum amount of the claim and the period determined by the claim in the home registry and expressly document its highest collateral rights.

Article 48 Changes in the registration of the highest collateral or other cases where the law, regulations and regulations change the maximum collateral rights, and the parties apply for registration of the maximum collateral change, shall submit the following material:

(i) A registration application;

(ii) The identity of the applicant;

(iii) He has his credentials;

(iv) A certificate of change in the highest collateral rights;

(v) Other necessary materials.

A number of mortgages have been created for the registration of changes due to the increase in the amount of the highest claims, the extension of the period determined by the claim and the extension of the time period for the performance of the debt, and all written material agreed upon by the later collateral.

Prior to the determination of the maximum collateral security right, the maximum collateral rights were transferred, the application for the registration of the maximum collateral transfer and the transferee should submit the following material:

(i) A registration application;

(ii) The identity of the applicant;

(iii) He has his credentials;

(iv) Evidence of the transfer of the highest collateral rights;

(v) Other necessary materials.

Prior to the determination of the maximum collateral security claims, the creditor's transfer of some of its claims, except with the consent of the parties, the housing registration institution shall not proceed with the transfer of the maximum collateral rights. The parties agree that the maximum collateral right shall be transferred with the transfer of some of the same claims, and that the transfer of the right to a mortgage shall be carried out in accordance with article 42 of this approach, after the registration of the maximum collateral right.

Article 50, in accordance with the Supreme Mortgage Guarantee registered by law, determines that the application for the registration of the maximum collateral shall be submitted to the following material:

(i) A registration application;

(ii) The identity of the applicant;

(iii) He has his credentials;

(iv) Other necessary materials.

Article 50 determines the registration of the maximum collateral right in accordance with the required conditions, and the housing registration institution should document the facts as determined in the home registry.

The legal instruments established by the parties' agreement or entered into force by the People's Court and the Arbitration Commission set the amounts of the claims and the fact that the number of claims may be recorded in the home registry in accordance with the party's application.

Article 52 creates mortgages for buildings being constructed, and the parties shall apply for the registration of the right to build the building.

A house that has been completed and has been used shall not be registered in the construction of a mortgage right.

Article 53 applies for the registration of a mortgage right in the construction of buildings and shall submit the following materials:

(i) A registration application;

(ii) The identity of the applicant;

(iii) The mortgage contract;

(iv) The main claim contract;

(v) National land use evidence;

(vi) Construction of engineering planning licences;

(vii) Other necessary materials.

Article 54 Changes in the mortgage, transfer or elimination of established buildings have been registered and shall apply for registration, transfer or write-off of changes in the right to mortgage in the construction of buildings.

(i) A registration application;

(ii) The identity of the complainant;

(iii) Registration certificates;

(iv) Evidence of material changes, transfers or elimination of mortgage rights;

(v) Other necessary materials.

Article 55 is registered with the establishment of a maximum collateral right in the construction of buildings, taking into account the provisions of the highest collateral and the right to mortgage in the building.

Following the completion of the construction work, the initial registration of home ownership was made, and the registration of the right to mortgage in the construction of buildings was directly converted to the registration of the right to house mortgages; the change in the mortgage situation should apply for conversion to the corresponding home mortgage registration.

The following information should be submitted for conversion to the registration of the corresponding housing mortgage rights:

(i) A registration application;

(ii) The identity of the applicant;

(iii) Home ownership cards;

(iv) Registration certificates;

(v) The main claim contract;

(vi) The mortgage contract;

(vii) Other necessary materials.

Article 3

Article 57 establishes the right to live in the home, and the parties apply for registration of the right to local service, and shall submit the following material:

(i) A registration application;

(ii) The identity of the applicant;

(iii) Territorial contracts;

(iv) Home ownership cards;

(v) Other necessary materials.

Article 58 Changes, transfers or elimination of registered land tenure applications for registration, transfer and write-off registration shall be submitted to:

(i) A registration application;

(ii) The identity of the applicant;

(iii) He has his credentials;

(iv) material that demonstrates changes, transfers or elimination of the right to work;

(v) Other necessary materials.

Article 59 registers the right to local service in accordance with the conditions established, the housing registry body should document the related matters in the books of the required place of service and the home for service, and may attach the right to work contract to the registry of the house for the purpose of the occupation.

Section IV Registration

In one of the following cases, the parties may apply for advance registration:

(i) Preservation of commodity buildings;

(ii) Provide mortgages for the purchase of commodity buildings;

(iii) Transfer, mortgage;

(iv) Other cases provided for by law, regulations.

Article sixtieth of the application for the registration of pre-movable commodity premises shall submit the following materials:

(i) A registration application;

(ii) The identity of the applicant;

(iii) The contract for the sale of commodity premises that have been registered;

(iv) The parties' agreement on pre-registration;

(v) Other necessary materials.

In accordance with article 62, after a contract for the sale of commodity premises was concluded between the leading and the registrant, the licensor had not applied for pre-registration in accordance with the agreement and the requisitioner, which could apply for registration.

The requisitioner requests for pre-removal registration of commodity premises, with the conditions and deadlines attached to the pre-registration in the contract for the sale of the pre-supposed owner, and the supplier should submit the corresponding supporting material.

Article 63 Applications for pre-emption notices of the purchase of commodity premises shall be submitted to:

(i) A registration application;

(ii) The identity of the applicant;

(iii) The mortgage contract;

(iv) The main claim contract;

(v) A pre-registration certificate for the purchase of commodity premises;

(vi) The parties' agreement on pre-registration;

(vii) Other necessary materials.

Article 64 Applications for the transfer of home titles are registered and shall submit the following materials:

(i) A registration application;

(ii) The identity of the applicant;

(iii) Transfer contracts for home ownership;

(iv) The licensee's home ownership certificate;

(v) The parties' agreement on pre-registration;

(vi) Other necessary materials.

Article 55 Applications for a notice of the right to housing shall be submitted to the following materials:

(i) A registration application;

(ii) The identity of the applicant;

(iii) The mortgage contract;

(iv) The main claim contract;

(v) A certificate of ownership of the home or a pre-registration certificate of the transfer of home ownership;

(vi) The parties' agreement on pre-registration;

(vii) Other necessary materials.

Article XVI Changes, transfers or elimination of the relevant rights after registration shall be submitted to the following material:

(i) A registration application;

(ii) The identity of the applicant;

(iii) Pre-registration certificates;

(iv) Evidence of material changes, transfers or elimination of pre-registration matters;

(v) The transfer of mortgage property during the mortgage period shall also submit the corresponding material in accordance with article 33 of the scheme;

(vi) Other necessary materials.

Article 67 was registered without written consent of the registrar to dispose of the house's application for registration and the housing registration institution was inadmissible.

After the registration of the notice, the claim was either eliminated or could be registered within three months from the date of the corresponding house registration, and the home registration institution should be registered accordingly in accordance with the advance registration.

The following material should be submitted for the application of the corresponding registration:

(i) A registration application;

(ii) The identity of the applicant;

(iii) Pre-registration certificates;

(iv) Home ownership cards;

(v) Other necessary materials.

Section V Other registrations

Article 68, Deeming that matters documented in the home registry are erroneous, shall be submitted to the following material:

(i) A registration application;

(ii) The identity of the applicant;

(iii) Evidence that the home registry documents wrong material.

The author of the dispute shall apply for the registration of a reservation and shall also provide evidence of the interest of the owner and the person of the right to consent to correction.

It was reviewed that the home registry had proved to be wrong and should be corrected; there was a need for a correction to the certificate of residence, the contents of the registration certificate should be communicated in writing to the author of the right to re-establish the certificate, the registration certificate; the house register was documented incorrect and was not subject to correction and written notification to the applicant.

Article 69 of the Housing Registration Agency found that the records of the house register were wrong and did not involve the attribution and content of the rights of the house, which should be notified in writing of the application of the right to be registered within sixty days; the parties were not required to proceed with the registration of a reservation and the housing registration body could be corrected in accordance with the request for registration material or effective legal instruments and communicated to the parties in writing.

In the case of a document of a house register involving the belonging and content of the right to housing, the housing registry body shall notify the relevant owner of the application for a correction of registration within sixty days; prior to the legal corrections, the owner shall be suspended by the house registration institution.

According to the authors of article 76, the matter documented in the home registry was wrong and the right did not agree with the corrections and the stakeholder could apply for the registration of objections. The following material shall be submitted to the applicant for the registration of the objection:

(i) A registration application;

(ii) The identity of the applicant;

(iii) The erroneous documentary documentary material;

(iv) Other necessary materials.

The same stakeholder did not provide new evidence to register an objection to the same application and the housing registration institution was inadmissible.

The issue of the objection shall be recorded in the home registry after the registration of an objection by the house registration body.

After an objection is registered, the applicant shall be brought to justice by law, and the evidence of the prosecution shall be submitted to the home registry, and the house registration body shall document the facts of the indictment in the home registry.

During the vetting period, the rights documented in the house registers dispose of the registration of house applications and the housing registration agencies should be suspended.

The owner disposed of the registration of house applications and the house registration agency had received registration requests but had not been documented in the home registry, and the third party had applied for an objection, and the housing registration institution should suspend the application for the registered registration and inform the applicant in writing.

Article 73 The author of the objection is not prosecuted within the statutory time frame, or the subsequent People's Court of Justice is inadmissible or dismissed, dismissed his or her claim for proceedings, and the applicant or the owner of the house registers shall submit the following material:

(i) A registration application;

(ii) The identity of the applicant;

(iii) Confirmation material.

Article 76 quater of the right to housing, the registration certificate of devastation, the right may apply for restatement; the certificate of residence, the registration certificate of loss, the loss of life, the right may apply for the release of the declaration of loss on the ground, after 30 days of the publication of the public release of the author of the declaration of loss of the declaration; and the write-off of the right shall apply only for the non-application of the right not to apply for an exchange of evidence or for the addition of the notice.

They should be documented in the home registry for the conversion, replenishment or write-off of the home registry, and the letter of the “removal” or “removal”.

The housing rights certificate and registration certificate for the housing of villagers within the context of collective land should be issued within the local economic organization for the settlement.

Article 765 shall submit the following material:

(i) A registration application;

(ii) The identity of the applicant;

(iii) Disadvantaged housing rights certificates or registration certificates or statements of omissions published in publicly issued newspapers;

(iv) Restrictive conditions should be created and written material with the consent of other rights holders to be delivered or added;

(v) Other necessary materials.

Article 76 is incompatible with the rights of a house established by the People's Court, the legal instrument of entry into force of the Arbitration Commission or the content of the rights contained in the home registry, which shall be registered in accordance with the parties' application and in accordance with the legal instruments in force.

After the destruction of the registered housing rights, the original owner had not applied for the write-off, and the home registration body could proceed with the write-off registration based on decisions taken by the People's Court, the Legal Instrument for the Entry into Force of the Arbitration Commission or the entry into force of the people's Government, which would document the write-off matter in the home registry, and the original certificate of residence or registration certificate should be recovered or closed.

Article 78 of the instrument of legal effect of the judiciary, the Arbitration Commission, the executive body proves that the parties have access to the house by concealing the real situation, submitting false material, etc., and that the home registration body may withdraw the original house registration, reclaim the certificate of residence, registration certificates or notices, except where the right to housing is obtained in good faith.

Chapter IV

Article 79 provides for the registration of homes in accordance with the provisions of the scheme by law of villagers constructed by the home base and by using all other collective building houses under the law.

The law, legislation and regulations provide for the registration of houses within the collective land.

Article 810 provides for the initial registration of home ownership and shall submit the following materials:

(i) A registration application;

(ii) The identity of the applicant;

(iii) The right to use at the home base or the proof of the use of the right to use the land by all groups;

(iv) Applications for the registration of homes in line with the evidence of rural and urban planning;

(v) Housing mapping reports;

(vi) Other necessary materials.

An initial registration of the right to housing of the villagers should also be submitted to the applicant's members of the rural collective economic organization that belongs to the house; the application of the initial registration of house ownership by the Rural Collective Economic Organization should also be submitted to the Village People's Conference for approval or certified material endorsed by the Village People's Conference.

Article 81 provides for the initial registration of home ownership, and upon receipt of registration requests by the housing registration agency, registrations should be made within the rural collective economic organization in the home location. They may be registered without any objection or objection.

Article 82 applies for the transfer of home titles, and shall submit the following materials:

(i) A registration application;

(ii) The identity of the applicant;

(iii) Home ownership cards;

(iv) Evidence of the diversion of home ownership;

(v) Village houses should be submitted to certified materials agreed by the Rural Collective Economic Organization for the transfer, and the Rural Collective Economic Organization shall submit certified material agreed by the Villagers' Conference or authorized by the Village People's Conference to approve the consent of the village representative conference;

(vi) Other necessary materials.

Article 83 applies for the transfer or modification of rural homes, and the right is not a member of the Collective Economic Organization of the Rural Region, and the housing registration institution is inadmissible, except under the laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 84 establishes mortgages in accordance with the law for buildings such as townships, village enterprises, and shall submit the following materials:

(i) A registration application;

(ii) The identity of the applicant;

(iii) Home ownership cards;

(iv) Confirmation of the use of power by all collective construction sites;

(v) Collective economic organizations have agreed to establish mortgage certificates;

(vi) principal claims contracts and mortgage contracts;

(vii) Other necessary materials.

Article 82 Registration of other houses within the collective land, taking into account the relevant provisions of this approach.

The housing registration body is registered with the house in the context of collective land and should indicate the term “collective land” in the home registry, the housing rights certificate.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 8XVI provides for unlawful production, falsification, conversion of home rights certificates or registration certificates, or for the use of illegal production, falsification, conversion or registration certificates to be collected by a house registry institution; and criminal liability is held by law.

In article 87, the applicant submits a false and false application for the registration of a house, causing damage to others and should assume the corresponding legal responsibility.

The housing registration agency and its staff are in breach of this approach, causing damage to others, with the corresponding legal responsibilities of the housing registration body. After the liability of the housing registration body, a staff member who wilfully or seriously failed to make a registration error was entitled to seek compensation.

Article VIII Eighteight staff members of the housing registration body have one of the following acts, which are lawfully disposed of; constitutes an offence and are criminally liable under the law:

(i) Removal, destruction and falsification of the home registry;

(ii) Registration of non-registration applications or non-registration of registration-compliant registration requirements;

(iii) Toys negligence, abuse of authority and favour private fraud.

Annex VI

Article 89 may be carried out in the light of the particular space with independent use of values and the registration of other buildings, structures, such as terminals, oil banks.

Article 90 of this approach has been implemented effective 1 March 2011 and the Urban Housing Rights of the Governor of Sharm el-Sheikh is registered as a method of registration management (Act No. 77 of the Municipal Government).