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How should the people's court force the person subject to execution to move out of the house or withdraw from the land?

The property that has been moved out of a house due to forced eviction shall be transported to the designated place by personnel sent by the people's court and handed over to the person subject to execution. If the person subject to execution is a citizen, the property may also be handed over to his adult family members. The loss caused by the refusal to accept shall be borne by the person subject to execution. During the execution, if it is necessary to go through the transfer procedures of relevant property rights certificates, the people's court may issue a notice of assistance in execution to the relevant unit, and the relevant unit must handle it. During compulsory execution, if the person subject to execution is a citizen, the person subject to execution or his adult family member shall be notified to be present; if the person subject to execution is a legal person or other organization, his legal representative or principal responsible person shall be notified to be present. Refusal to be present will not affect execution. If the person subject to execution is a citizen, his or her work unit or the grassroots organization where the house or land is located should send people to participate. The enforcement officer shall record the enforcement situation in a record, which shall be signed or sealed by the person present.