It begins by defining possession and its legal implications, detailing how possession is established, maintained, and protected. The chapter explores the rights and obligations of possessors and the legal remedies available in cases of wrongful possession or disputes. It then delves into the legal framework of expropriation, highlighting the conditions under which the state can expropriate private property. It discusses the procedural requirements for expropriation, including the need for public interest justification, fair compensation, and the legal processes involved in challenging expropriation decisions.

By analyzing these aspects, the chapter provides a comprehensive understanding of the balance between protecting individual property rights and the state’s power to expropriate property for public use. It highlights the challenges and legal safeguards in place to ensure fair and transparent expropriation practices, offering valuable insights into the complexities of possession and expropriation in the Chinese legal system.