The old ancestral home was hired by a 40-yuan long-term judge to resolve disputes left over from history

Obviously an old house uploaded by Li Jiazu was occupied by the Chen family for a fee of 40 yuan per month for many years. The Li family repeatedly asked for it. Chen Jiajun refused because he was living in poverty and he had no room. In desperation, the Li family appealed to the law and asked Chen to move out of his house or pay a royalty at a monthly market price of 2,200 yuan. Recently, the Hongkou District Court ruled that Chen Jia should pay the house-use fee to Lijia above the rental standard for low-rent housing.

Things must be said from decades ago. The disputed house was originally a private house owned by Li Jiazu's generation, and was temporarily rented to the Chen family's grandparents to live with their family in the 1950s. In the years that followed, the Chen family had always lived here. The descendants of the Chen family also grew up in the house and the Li family had failed to recover the house for some historical reasons. In the 1990s, the Li family had filed a lawsuit against the court for retrieving the house. However, due to Chen’s difficult life, there was no other place where he could settle down. There was no room for relocation. The Li family also had no alternative but to accept the court’s decision from Chen Jiaxiang Li. The family pays a judgment of 40 yuan per month for the use fee.

After more than a decade of this, Li felt that with the current economic level and market conditions, the Chen family still paid rent at 40 yuan per month. It was too unfair and their own property rights would never be realized. After the agreement, Chen was sued again.

During the hearing of the case, the Chen family still stressed that it was not intentional to occupy the Lijia house. It was because of historical reasons that the parents had lived here since the year of the parents. The household registration of the family was also in the house. Chen’s family was on the other hand. The economic conditions are very difficult, life is difficult, the housing problem cannot be solved separately, and there is no way to pay higher rents.

The court held that the Chen family had long occupied the disputed housing for historical reasons and did not belong to the malicious occupation of other people's property. However, as the owner of the disputed house, the Li family should also protect their legitimate property rights. For more than a decade, the economic, price levels, and national housing policies of our country have all undergone tremendous changes. The monthly use of 40 yuan as the payment standard for the use of housing has obviously been unfair. At present, China has established a relatively complete housing security system including low-rent housing. If the Chen family does have life and economic difficulties, and meets the conditions for applying for low-cost housing, it is entirely possible to use low-rent housing as a national housing security system to solve the housing problem; if Chen’s economic situation exceeds the conditions for applying for low-cost housing, Obviously, there is no reason why others are required to provide their own private property with superior housing security benefits over national policies. Therefore, the use fee of the Chen family for the competition housing should not be lower than the standard of low-rent rental. At the end of the day, the court decided at its own discretion that the home use fee Chen Jia should pay was 400 yuan per month. At the same time, taking into account changes in the cost standards, the Chen family may need a certain amount of time to seek a more favorable form of housing security. The cost standard gives a certain grace period.

After the verdict, the Chen family did not appeal and accepted the new fee for use. He also stated that he would actively seek to apply for housing to resolve the dispute with Li.

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