The co-owner of public housing refers to the person who actually lives in the leased house for more than one year (except for special circumstances) when the lessee of public housing dies or changes the lease relationship, and has no other housing in this city or has other housing but has difficulties in life. Marriage and childbirth can be exempted from the above conditions. But this is slightly different from the concept of cohabitant in the process of demolition compensation. In the Answers to Several Questions about Civil Cases of Housing Demolition Compensation issued by Shanghai Higher People's Court, the cohabitant in public houses is defined as a person who has a permanent residence in the house where the demolition permit is issued, has actually lived for more than one year, and has no other housing in this city or has other housing but has difficulties in life.

When asking for the right to monetary compensation for the demolition of public residential houses, the following persons are also regarded as residents:

1. Anyone who has a permanent residence in this city and lives in the demolished public houses due to marriage until the date of issuing the demolition permit, even if he has lived for one year at last, is regarded as living together. However, after obtaining the demolition compensation there, it is generally not entitled to claim the share of demolition compensation for other public houses in this city;

2. Under normal circumstances, people who have no permanent residence in this city and have lived in the demolished public houses for five years due to marriage until the date of issuing the demolition permit are also regarded as residents and can get compensation for demolition;

3. The demolished public residential houses have permanent residence in this city, and live in the borrowed houses due to family conflicts, life difficulties and other reasons, and have not obtained welfare houses in other places;

4. When the house is demolished, the household registration will be moved out of the demolished public houses because of military service, university study, serving a sentence and other reasons, and there is no welfare housing in other parts of this city.

One of the following circumstances, can not be regarded as living with people, have no right to share the monetary compensation of public housing demolition:

1. Dispose of the right to public housing elsewhere (except for the persons with housing difficulties listed in Article 2 of these Measures) and live in the demolished public housing;

2. After receiving the unit purchase subsidy, they have been able to purchase houses but have not purchased houses, and still live in the common residents who have been demolished;

3 in other parts of the city, the demolition of public housing has received monetary compensation.

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