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(Adopted by the 35th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Southern Province, held on 21 May 2004, No. 176 of 10 June 2004 of the People's Government Order No. 176 of 10 June 2004 for publication of implementation effective 1 July 2004) Article 1 provides for the development and development of the enterprise property trade market in the province, regulating corporate property transactions, promoting reasonable mobility and restructuring of enterprises, optimizing resource allocation, in line with relevant national laws, regulations and regulations. Article II deals with corporate State property as described in this approach refer to the conduct of a reimbursable transfer by the owner of the enterprise's national property rights (or assets) through the market. Article 3 engages in corporate property transactions in this province and shall be subject to this approach, with the exception provided by law, legislation and regulations. Article IV engages in the State-owned property transaction and should be guided by the principles of legality, openness, voluntary, etc. reimbursable and honest credit, which protect the legitimate rights and interests of both parties and associated creditors, business workers, without prejudice to the public interest of society. Article 5 State-owned asset monitoring authorities in the province (hereinafter referred to as the State-owned agency) are responsible for the management, supervision and coordination of the State property transaction in the province. In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the relevant departments are able to manage property transactions. Article 6 establishes a territorial property exchange in accordance with the law, which provides facilities, facilities and services for the enterprise's national property transaction, publishes information on property transactions, assists the parties to the transaction in the processing of the property transaction and performs related duties. Article 7. The territorial property exchange should be governed by the relevant provisions by the supervisory authority of the provincial State, reporting on important cases of property transactions and regular statistical statements as required. Article 8 may enter into transactions involving State property rights in the South Province by selecting the establishment of a property broker agency. The Sea South Province's Property Exchange may be subject to membership. Article 9 (i) The property rights of State-owned enterprises and State-owned companies (including various types of tangible assets and intangible assets); (ii) The power of State-owned units in non-resident municipalities, limited liability companies and shares cooperative enterprises (including medium-sized joint ventures, cooperative enterprises); (iii) Concessions of public facilities generated by government investment. Article 10: The following enterprise State property transfer may apply directly to registration by a designated property transaction body selected in the State of the province: (i) Business transfer and approval of State property transferred to internal employees; (ii) The transfer of State property by government; (iii) The transfer, transfer of State property rights between the same authorized State asset operators or the subject of investment, large enterprises and the enterprise group's own-source enterprise or State-owned companies. Article 11. The following matters may be entrusted to the State's institution for the selection of the designated property trading body: (i) Foreign lease of enterprise assets; (ii) Government-focused investment projects for social investors, recruitment units; (iii) Accreditation of non-resident city shares; (iv) Other matters relating to property transactions. Article 12 A transferee or a licensor of a property transaction may entrust an qualification broker to carry out a property transaction or directly apply to the property transaction agency. In the same property transaction, the broker shall not accept the transferee and the agent's authorization. Article 14. When a transferee requests a property transaction, the following materials should be made available and the authentic integrity of the transferee: (i) Applications for property transactions; (ii) The identity and qualifications of the transferor; (iii) The right to property to be transferred as a document; (iv) Relevant documentation for the granting of property transfers; (v) Presentations on the subject of the transfer and related reporting materials; (vi) The terms of the transfer and the related requirements or limitations; (vii) Other relevant material under the laws, regulations and regulations. Article 15. The property transaction body shall verify the authenticity, legitimacy and legitimacy of the material provided by the transferee, make decisions on admissibility and inform the transferee in writing. The information publicly disclosed should include the main elements of article 14 of this approach. The State's notice of property transfer is 20 working days. Article 16 shall provide the following materials and assure their true integrity when the request for transactions is processed by the licensor: (i) Applications for property transactions; (ii) The identity of the licensor; (iii) The qualifications, qualifications and qualifications of the author; (iv) Accreditation capacity of the author; (v) Other relevant material under the laws, regulations and regulations. Article 17 transactions may be carried out by agreement transfers, tender transfers, competitive auctions or national laws, administrative regulations. Article 18 (i) The natural loss of trademarks due to the occurrence of force majeure; (ii) The judiciary informs the termination of the transaction in accordance with the statutory procedures; (iii) Other circumstances in which the transaction should be terminated by law. The transferee shall enter into a property transaction with the licensee. After the conclusion of the transaction contract, the property transaction was reviewed by the property rights trading body and sent the property to the parties. The parties to the transaction submit a certificate of recognition and related materials for business changes, land-use rights and changes in home ownership. Article 20 of the property transaction agency, the property broker agency's fees in the enterprise State property transaction are approved by the treasurying authority or determined in accordance with the relevant national provisions. Article 21, in violation of this provision by both the owner's property transaction, the property rights trading body and the related intermediary, has one of the following acts and is dealt with in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the present province; and constitutes a criminal offence punishable by law: (i) A malicious collation and a subsequent transaction; (ii) Provide information on transactions, such as false statements, reports, observations and evidence; (iii) In violation of the rules of transactions, disrupt the normal trading order; (iv) The conduct of property transactions prohibited by the State; (v) Other infringements of laws, regulations, regulations and regulations relating to property transactions. Article 2 Article 23 deals with non-commercial State property and collective property in this province, taking into account the relevant provisions of this approach. Article 24 should be developed in accordance with this provision and the relevant provisions of the State to report on the State's institutional reserve. Article 25 Article 26 |