Dr. Lao Wu Ziwei

Nail households are no strangers to everyone. With the development of this city, urban demolition and transformation has become the norm, and a family has also been born. Naturally, families can't move, but they can usually get compensation, but they are not satisfied with the compensation, often move, and are dissatisfied with the compensation disputes with developers, and eventually become nail households. In the old house of more than ten years, the water power does not move.

This is a nail house in Hunan province, and his struggle with Hunan Engineering Vocational and Technical College has been going on for 14 years. In 2006, the nail house Lao Wu woke up from the bed and was shocked when he went out. Outside the cement road and three floors, he also likes the attic hanging in the air. When Lao Wu saw that this was a means for the school to force him to compromise, Lao Wu said angrily that the school did not agree with his request and he would never move.

Lao Wu, a retired cadre, 1988 moved into a new house. Later, after the expansion, the new house covers an area of 575 square meters. In 2005, due to the expansion of the school, Lao Wu was also within the scope of land acquisition. Lao Wu met with school officials to discuss the demolition. Lao Wu asked for compensation of 520,000 yuan, plus an 80-square-meter school district, but the school problem of the house.

Du Shilu, the cured daughter went to Shenzhen to see a doctor for the first time, but Lao Wu didn't expect that as soon as she came back, there would be railings, windows were removed and the old orders were taken away by trucks. Lao Wu was very angry. His wife came back from her house in Shenzhen, but their house was broken by the power of water. They didn't go either, but still insisted on waiting for a satisfactory result.

It is said that there is some inconsistency between law school and Lao Wu. They think that Lao Wu is really pushing his luck, because the second negotiation, the school is willing to give Lao Wu 520 thousand compensation and agree to give them a house, but Lao Wu raised the price of 650 thousand and 800 thousand. For the third and fourth time, school leaders and people who discussed with Lao Wu were willing to give them 1658. At first I thought there would be no problem this time. Unexpectedly, Lao Wu's daughter said that there was no 2 million to talk about, which made the school very helpless and thought that they were sitting at the starting point of the price.

Then the school said that they talked with the land department and found that Lao Wu's house and land were wrong in the agricultural process. Originally, Lao Wu was assigned state-owned land, so the land certificate was invalid and he was unwilling to make up Lao Wu so much money. In the final plan, Lao Wu compensated 670 thousand, but Lao Wu naturally refused to agree, so the two sides were deadlocked.

Some people think that the school has gone too far in this matter, while others think that the Lao Wu family is too greedy. what do you think?