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Anonymous users2024-01-24Property is an umbrella term for a house and its rights. Of course, it does not include furniture and electrical appliances.
Real estate is a general term for houses and their rights, and real estate is a general term for land and its rights;
Real estate is the property consisting of indivisible buildings, structures and other inseparable substances and their rights attached to the land. (Structures refer to buildings that cannot be entered, such as chimneys, trees, roads, etc.).
Real estate is divided into the following types: 1. Residential (70 years); 2. Production (50 years); 3. For business use (door, 50 years); 4. Administrative use (municipal government, court, etc., 50 years); 5. Other uses (schools, museums, etc.).
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The "title deed" is only the ownership of the house, and everything in the house is not protected by law. Do you have a divorce problem involving real estate and things? Or what? If it is a divorce, you can negotiate a settlement, and if it is a house, it depends on the seller's intentions.
If no division is claimed, the court will not sue you. If requested, it will be divided equally according to the actual situation, or the weak will be appropriately cared for.
Usually not, if the house is mortgaged, it is usually only for the property. >>>More
As long as you meet the three characteristics of the patent, that is, novelty, inventiveness, and practicality, you can apply for a patent, and generally speaking, as long as your improvement is of practical significance, you can apply for a patent.
What you don't eat can be poured down the toilet. But it's better to dump it in the trash. Because there is still a lot of oil in the things that are not eaten. It is easy to clog your sewer pipes for a long time.
To make a house from south to north, if you have a bedroom, kitchen, bathroom, you better put it in the middle.