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(Prelease No. 11 of the People's Government Order No. 11 of 19 May 2003) Article 1 establishes open, fair and fair land-use systems for regulating State land-use tenders, auctions, walls and concessions, in accordance with the provisions of the Law on Land Management of the People's Republic of China, the National People's Republic of China Urban Property Management Act, the People's Republic of China Urban Planning Act, the Land Management Regulations of the Province of San Suu Province, in conjunction with the practical provisions of this approach. Article 2 Article 3 The land administration authorities of the Government of the Supreme People oversee the management of land tenders, auctions, walls by the land administration authorities of the lower-level people. Article IV Operational project locations such as commercial, tourist, recreational and commodity homes and other competing (buy) project locations are to be made available in a way that is to be made available, and tenders, auctions or walls should be used. Article 5 Article 6 Article 7. The land administration authorities of the city, the people of the county and the land administration authorities shall issue a notice by 20 days prior to the start of land tenders, auctions, wallcharts, publication of the basic circumstances to be made, the time and place of the competition (buying), the requirement of eligibility of the competing (buy) and the rules of competition (buy). The announcement should be made available to the local land-provincing market and at least one city-level media. Article 8. Competing negotiators (buying) should be aware of the relevant circumstances of tendering, auctions or walls, adhere to the rules of competitive (buy) and engage in tendering, auctions or wallboarding activities in accordance with the law. Article 9. Land tenders, auctions, wallchmarks should be determined by the authorities of the land location, and the land administration authorities of the territorial Government, following the assessment of technical protocols provided by the State and the province. Article 10 (i) The authorities of the Land Administration of the Municipal, District Government (licensor) issued a solicitation notice or issued invitations to tenders; (ii) The bidder conducts a qualified review of the bidder. Reimbursements paid by qualified negotiators, receipt of solicitation documents, and in the period specified in the bulletin, the sealed tenders are designated as boxes; (iii) During the time and place specified in the notice, the solicitor invited all competing negotiators to open the tenders under the supervision of the public accreditation body and to inspire and read out the tender. Competents are less than three, and the bidders should be reorganized; (iv) The Panel, in accordance with the criteria and methodology established in the solicitation documents, evaluates tender documents, submits written evaluation reports and recommends qualified candidates; (v) The bidder determines the bidder in accordance with the bidder submitted by the Panel. The bidder shall be able to meet to the maximum extent possible the criteria for the integrated evaluation set out in the solicitation documents; or to meet the substantive requirements of the solicitation documents and the highest tender price; (vi) After the determination of the bidder, the bidder shall issue the notice of the mark to the marker and, at the same time, inform the bidder that the outcome of the mark is not the subject. The pledge paid by the moderate holder is credited with the payment of the bond; the non-exclusive bond is returned within five working days after the award; (vii) The marker shall enter into a national land-use transfer contract with the solicitor within 15 days of the receipt of the letter of assignment (hereinafter referred to as the award) and pay a 15 per cent quota of the land use grant (hereinafter referred to as the exigencies); (viii) After the award of the award under the contract agreement, the marker shall apply by law for the registration of the land and receive a national land-use certificate. Article 11. The Land Administration of the Provincial Government shall establish a pool of experts on land-use tenders. The pool of experts consists of experts in the provinces, the municipalities, finances, construction, planning, land and law. The composition of the expert pool has been adjusted every two years, with a less than 20 per cent of the total. The evaluation team has drawn up more than five single members from the IPR expert pool and composed of two representatives from the bidders to conduct the evaluation. Article 12. Land auctions should be followed by the following procedures: (i) The announcement of the auction by the authorities of the Land Administration (the auctionor); (ii) The auctionor conducts a qualified review of the bidder. Review of the payment of bonds by qualified buyers and shall be awarded to the uniformed quota; (iii) The auction shall take place under the supervision of the public accreditation body, at the time and place specified in the notice: 1 The competition buyer presented the price sheet and the moderator's competition buyer; 2 The moderator declared the rules and concerns of the auction to describe the location, area, use, length of use, planning requirements and other related matters, and to make a declaration before the auction on whether or not the floor was created; The facilitators announced the opening of the floor price and the bid should be made by the competition buyer; the auction did not create the floor and the buyer's direct bid; The moderator confirmed that the price should be maintained or that the price would continue to be competitive; The moderator's announcement of the same price for three consecutive years without the possibility of resuming that the highest price should be competing; The owner signed a letter of confirmation with the auctionor. (iv) After the auction's submission, the bonded by the competing owner was credited to the payment; the other competing buyer had paid the bond within five working days after the auction was returned; (v) The competition owner shall enter into a contract with the auctionor within 15 days of the auction and pay a 15 per cent bond; (vi) After a bid by a competing owner to pay a contract agreement, a land registration is required by law and a national land-use certificate. The auction shall be made available at the time of the auction. The auction shall be signed by the moderator, the recorder; the auction shall be delivered and shall also be signed by a competing owner. Article 13 Land walls should be followed by the following procedures: (i) The publication of land wall announcements by the authorities of the Land Administration of the Government of the District and the Land Administration of the People's Government; (ii) On the start of the wall sheets provided for in the announcement, the place, area, use, use of the base year, planning requirements, start-ups, incremental prices, scales and wallchmarks will be published in the place of land transaction under the notice; (iii) The owner conducts a qualified review of the bidder. The vouchers were reviewed to pay their bonds and to complete their quotations; the registrars confirmed that the bid was updated to show the price of the wall and continue to accept the new offer. The deadline for the filing of a competition buyer was one day before the deadline for the closure of the name. (iv) Within the period of the wall, only one competing buyer was allowed to surrender; two or more competing buyers were allowed to offer multiple offers, the highest bid was competing and the bid was the same. The length of the wall was discontinued by one hour ago. During the cessation of the updating of the wall price, competing buyers were still requesting quotations, and the legs should make on-site competitive tenders for the reference to the rules of the auction, and the final wall price was the first bid for the on-site competitive price, with the highest price being competing; (v) After the transfer, the registrar shall send a letter of credit to the competing owner and inform other competitors of the results. (b) Other competing buyers have paid the payment of the bonds within five working days after the arrival; (vi) The competing owner shall enter into a contract with the registrar within 15 days of receipt of the letter of credit and pay a 15 per cent financi; (vii) After a bid by a competing owner to pay a contract agreement, a land registration is required by law and a national land-use certificate. Article 14. Article 15. After land tenders, auctions, walls and departures, the owner shall make the results available within 10 working days in the tangible market of the land and the publication of land tenders, auctions, walls and announcements, as well as on a case-by-step basis for the Land Administration of the Government of the province. The result was published and no charges were charged to the transferee. Article 16 provides for transaction services for the organization of solicitation, auctions, walls, etc. Article 17 shall apply to the urban planning sector for the construction of a land-use permit in accordance with this approach in the urban planning area. Article 18 In article 19, the marker or the competing owner did not pay the award for the specified period, giving the right to lift the contract; the credits delivered by the moderate or competing owner were not returned and the responsibility for the corresponding breach was assumed. Article 20 has been paid by a moderate or a competing person for a period of time under the terms of the provision, which has not provided the land in accordance with the agreement, the moderate or a competing owner has the right to lift the contract and to return to the credits that have been delivered, the two-fold return and the corresponding responsibility for default. Article 21, a moderate or a competing owner shall use the land in accordance with the agreement to give the contract. There is a need to change the use of land agreed upon by the contract or other land use conditions, which should be reorganized by law, in accordance with the approval procedure and with the consent of the owner, to enter into a contractual change agreement or to resign the contract; without the consent of the owner to change the use of the agreed land or land use conditions, the site should be recovered by law. Article 2 should be taken by solicitation, auctions, walls by means of allowing States to use their land-use rights by means of an agreement, and administrative disposition by law of the competent and other direct responsible persons directly responsible. Article 23 is one of the following acts by the moderate and competing owner, which is ineffective, and which causes loss, the moderate and the competing owner shall be liable under the law: (i) Provision of false documents to conceal the facts; (ii) The use of illegal instruments such as bribery and malicious collation. Article 24 of the State's staff play a role in the solicitation of land, the auction, the separation of titles, the abuse of authority, the instigation of private fraud by law, and the criminal responsibility of the law. Article 25 Article 26 State land leases are carried out in the form of tenders, auctions and walls, and are implemented in the light of this approach. Article 27 of this approach was implemented effective 1 July 2003. |
