Civil acts.

1. "Property rights exchange" is a method of property damage compensation, not a property transaction.

The current demolition regulations provide two methods of compensation for house demolition: one is to use currency to compensate the demolished people for the loss of house ownership, which is the so-called "monetary compensation"; the other is to transfer the house The loss of the demolished people will be compensated by transferring ownership to the demolished people, which is the so-called "property rights exchange". When an old house is demolished, the demolished person's ownership of the old house is lost. Because the demolition caused the demolished people to lose their house ownership and property interests, "compensation" is needed.

Whether it is compensation with money or housing, its legal meaning lies in "compensation". Therefore, in the Demolition Regulations of the State Council, the agreement signed between the demolishers and the demolished persons is called "Demolition Compensation and Resettlement Agreement." It can be seen that the so-called "property rights exchange" is an act of property damage compensation, which transfers the ownership of the new house to the name of the person being demolished to compensate for the property loss caused by the loss of ownership of the original house.