Legal analysis: No, if it is a public rental house, the lessee can sign it; if it is a private house, the property owner can sign it. If the house demolition (calculated by population) is compensated by all registered residents, everyone needs to sign it. If the householder can't go to the police station for other reasons, he must produce a written certificate of entrustment, and then sign his hand. The client must be an adult to entrust. Everyone does not need to sign, and the demolition agreement is generally signed by the head of the household. Housing demolition agreement is first of all an agreement and a contract. A contract must have parties, and generally there are at least two parties. The householder is one of the parties, so it is invalid for the householder not to sign the agreement. Therefore, the householder must sign the house demolition agreement, otherwise the agreement will not be established.

Legal basis: Regulations on Expropriation and Compensation of Houses on State-owned Land Article 25 The house expropriation department and the expropriated person shall, in accordance with the provisions of these regulations, conclude a compensation agreement on matters such as compensation method, compensation amount and payment period, location and area of the property right exchange house, relocation expenses, temporary resettlement expenses or turnover house, loss of production or business suspension, relocation period, transition mode and transition period. After the conclusion of the compensation agreement, if one party fails to perform the obligations stipulated in the compensation agreement, the other party may bring a lawsuit according to law.