Real estate, Party A purchased a house in 1996

1. The sales contract between the two parties is a true expression of intent, and Party B has not divorced when selling the house, and his wife has not objected to the sale of the house, so the house sale contract is legal and valid, and it should be binding on both parties A and B.

2. Failure to handle the transfer: Party A has not obtained the ownership of the property, but the failure to transfer the property in time is caused by Party B, and Party A has the right to pursue Party B's liability for breach of contract.

If Party B claims the money on the basis that the property has not been transferred and the ownership has not been transferred, Party A can terminate the contract, pursue Party B's liability for breach of contract, and require Party B to refund all the purchase price and compensate for all losses, including the difference in the price of the property and the interest on the purchase price.

4. However, the house has not been transferred, and the compensation should be given to Party B, and I don't know how Party A got it. I wonder if Party A can get the resettlement house after the demolition? If you can get it, you don't have to worry about Party B.

If it is still pending, Party B should be asked to negotiate the transfer of Party A as soon as possible: otherwise, Party B can not be given money now, but there will be trouble in the future, and after so many years, Party A's request for the agreement to perform the contractual ancillary obligation to assist in the transfer may also not be supported because the statute of limitations has expired.

This situation should be resolved through negotiation!

Although Party A and Party B have signed a contract and given money, the ownership has not been transferred, the ownership has not been transferred, and the demolition compensation is related to the owner, so from a legal point of view, it should be given!

Of course, it was not given, although it was not transferred, but Party A and Party B signed a contract and gave money. This does not affect the validity of the contract. There is no situation where Party B sells one house and two houses to others after transferring. Therefore, the compensation shall be obtained by Party A.

On the grounds that the statute of limitations has expired.

Find a lawyer at a law firm to write a legal letter and send it to the original homeowner. Contact the original homeowner in a timely manner, and try to reconcile as much as possible.

If the negotiation fails, the litigation needs to go to the court at the place of the defendant's household registration or habitual residence for more than one year, and the people's court for the place where the defendant is domiciled has jurisdiction over the civil lawsuit brought against the legal person or other organization.

Q: My father passed away in a car accident in March 1996, leaving behind a converted house with three siblings and my mother still alive. Now my second brother wants to inherit this house, and my eldest brother and mother and I have no opinion, what procedures do I need to go through? Thank you.

First of all, in property inheritance, children, as the first heirs, have equal inheritance rights. According to article 9 of the Inheritance Law, the right to inheritance is equal between men and women.

Article 10 stipulates that the inheritance shall be in the following order:

First order: spouse, children, parents.

Second order: siblings, grandparents, maternal grandparents.

After the inheritance begins, it is inherited by the first-order heirs, and the second-order heirs do not. If there is no first-order heir, the second-order heir shall inherit.

Secondly, as far as the issue is concerned, the heirs can negotiate a settlement in the process of inheriting the property if it does not affect the rights of other heirs. If the negotiation fails, you can choose to sue. According to Article 15 of the Inheritance Law, the heirs shall negotiate and handle the inheritance issue in the spirit of mutual understanding, mutual concession, harmony and unity.

The time, method and share of the division of the estate shall be determined by the heirs through consultation. If the negotiation fails, the people's mediation committee may mediate or file a lawsuit in the people's court.

Changsha's 1996 housing reform was about 3,500 yuan per square meter.

I'm a corporate retiree. I live in Unit 201, No. 4, Lane No. 1, Evening Market, Gulou District, because the husband and wife divorced in 97, and the house is in my name. Now the unit has moved to the suburbs, and it is inconvenient to pay rent and want to buy it.

The formalities were complete, and finally the housing management asked me to provide a copy of my ex-wife's ID card. After more than ten years of divorce, there was no contact, and the relationship was very stiff, and there was no way to get a copy of her ID card. What to do?

Go to the Nanjing Real Estate Bureau's ** to find.