Act for Rebuilding Old Quarters for Military Dependents Article 5

Paragraph (1) The resident military householders shall be entitled to purchase the residences built subject to the Statute and to accept the subsidy for the purchase awarded by the government. Where the resident military householder is deceased, his spouse shall succeed to his interest and right on a prior basis. Where the resident military householder and his spouse are both deceased, not any one other than his children shall be entitled to succeed to his interest and right.Paragraph (2) Where the children referred to in the preceding paragraph total more than two persons, they shall conclude a written agreement within six months upon the death of both the resident military householder and his spouse, to explain to the competent authority that one of them will succeed to the interest and right independently. Failure to present such written agreement within the noted time limit will cause the forfeiture of their right to succeed to the interest and right. Where the resident military householder and his spouse are both deceased prior to the Executive Yuan's appraisal on the reconstruction plans of old military dependents' villages on November 4, 1996 or the enforcement of the amendments to the Statute, his children shall present a written agreement to the competent authority within six months upon the enforcement of the amendments to the Statute to declare that one of them will succeed to the interest and right.Paragraph (3) The requirements for the resident military householder's children to carry out relevant procedures of the succession to the interest and right as referred to in the proviso of the preceding paragraph 2, with respect to the military dependents' villages reconstructed pursuant to the reconstruction plans prior to the enforcement of the amendments to the Statute, shall be made by the competent authority.