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(Summit No. 100 of the Decree No. 100 of 28 February 2003 of the People's Government of the fertilized city) Article 1 promotes economic development and urban construction in accordance with the People's Republic of China's Land Management Act, the People's Republic of China's Urban Property Management Act and the Unless Land Disposal Approach, in line with this city's practice. Article 2 Article 3 uses State lands as described in this approach, which means that land-users agree with the local, district and territorial governments that more than specified deadlines do not develop or develop state-owned land without conditions. These include, inter alia: (i) The construction of an automated business development by land-users, which has been completed by 1 year; (ii) The construction of passive work and the actual exploitation of land area has not reached one third of the total area to be developed and has stopped the development of the construction of one year; (iii) The development of passive workers, which account for less than 25 per cent of total investment in the project and the discontinuation of the development of one year; (iv) The remaining land that has not been used by law; (v) Other circumstances under the law, legislation and regulations. Article IV. The date for the construction of the movable work described in this approach is determined in accordance with the following provisions: (i) Access to land-use rights in a reimbursable manner (including concession, lease, provision or crediting unit, under the same conditions) and the date of development of work agreed on a State-owned land for reimbursable use of a contract; (ii) Access to land-use rights by means of allocation, the date on which the construction of the movable industrial development set out in the instrument of ratification of the Land Use, or the establishment of a territorial instrument of ratification. Article 5 Land-users should develop work-oriented in accordance with the time frame for the use of contracts or the construction of land-use instruments. For reasons such as force majeure or planning adjustments, as well as the delays in the development of work necessary for movable workers, land-users shall apply for extension of development time to the municipal, district and territorial resource administrative authorities within one month prior to the expiration of the specified period, subject to review, should be extended, but each extension shall not exceed one year. Article 6. The authorities of the city, the districtland resources administration determine their landless land and shall notify land users and develop the land disposal programme (removable land rights are established by law) and shall also inform the collateraler of the involvement of the collateral in the development of the disposal programme, which has been organized with the approval of the city and the people of the counties. Article 7. Article 8. Land-users have left their land for a period of two years (including the acquisition of land-use rights for two years unimplemented evictions), with the approval of land-use-free-recoverable land-use rights granted by the municipality of the land-use area and the territorial Government. The reasons set out in article 5 of this approach have resulted in delays in the development of work. Article 9 (i) The temporary use of the administrative authorities of the city, districtland resources will be organized and the development of the original project will be re-approved after the conditions for development are in place. (ii) Rental of existing national land-use rights and replacement of land for land users; (iii) To identify new land users, including through tendering, auctions, and to compensate former land users for the cost of inputs; (iv) Removal of land-use rights, review of the cost of inputs from land-users and compensation for the cost of inputs after the disposal of the plot; (v) Land users enter into a land-use return agreement with the municipal, district-land resource administration authorities to return land-use rights to the Government, which requires the use of land, and the Government, in accordance with the agreement on land-use transfer, supply of land such as its return to land. This article (iii), (iv) shall be the largest amount of compensation to the original owner for the land-use person. Article 10 causes land sequestration for such reasons as planning adjustments, and land users have paid a portion of the land-used royalties or expropriation costs, which can be determined in accordance with the proportion of the actual contribution due to the use of the land to the original land and the remainder are recovered by the Government. Article 11 left behind in two years, land-users voluntarily return to land or apply for consultation backwards, pending reimbursement by the Government for the cost of inputs after the disposal of the land-use right, which was recovered by their own buildings and accompanying material. Article 12, which has been granted (referred) land area, has resulted in delays in the development of the development of land-use rights by land-users without paying for contracts or building-land approval of documentation, with the approval of the municipality of the previously authorized land and the territorial Government, which may modify the State's land-use rights to contract (referral award) and reduce land supply area. Article 13 Real estate development enterprises are legally entitled to land use, while real estate development is not legally written off and cannot continue to be developed, the right to land is recovered by the city, the local government and, in the light of the inputs of the real estate development enterprises to that land. Article 14. Land-use rights are not established by law by the courts or by litigation and arbitration, and land-use persons shall apply for extensions as provided for in article 5 of this approach. The proceedings or arbitration did not affect the development of construction, and the land-user should be developed in accordance with the specified deadlines. Article 15. New land users should be developed in accordance with the deadlines and conditions set out in the original land for the transfer of land-use rights. Article 16 has been cultivated by the Rural Collective Economic Organization, all of its members have been converted to urban residents, and the remaining land is recovered by the municipalities, the communes' governments, which are used in urban planning and are reimbursed by the Government of the city, the communes' governments on the criteria set out in the ex-rudust scheme. Article 17 The State-owned land-use certificate, the construction of a land-use planning licence, the housing demolition permit shall be processed within 15 days, with the delay of write-off, which is directly cancelled and communicated by the licensee. Article 18 |
