大连一宅基地翻建缘何成违建，六年诉讼未了

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the ongoing legal and administrative disputes surrounding the construction and demolition of a residential building in the Jinpu New Area of Dalian, highlighting issues of regulatory clarity and procedural fairness in local governance [4][12][15]. Group 1: Background and Initial Actions - Wang Wenli and his siblings sought to rebuild their mother's dilapidated house after their father's death in 2017, initiating consultations with local authorities regarding the necessary permits [2][8]. - The Jinpu New Area's administrative structure was unclear during the time of their application, leading to confusion about which department was responsible for approving their construction [3][10]. Group 2: Legal Proceedings and Administrative Decisions - In October 2019, the Jinpu New Area Comprehensive Law Enforcement Bureau issued a demolition order for the building, citing lack of proper permits, despite the family's claims of having consulted with authorities [4][9]. - The family pursued administrative reviews and lawsuits against the demolition order, with the first court ruling in their favor, stating that the administrative actions were excessive given the circumstances [12][15]. Group 3: Subsequent Developments and Current Status - The Dalian Intermediate People's Court upheld the initial ruling, requiring the enforcement bureau to reassess the case and issue a new administrative decision [15][20]. - As of September 2025, the enforcement bureau was still in the process of determining the next steps regarding the demolition order, indicating ongoing internal disagreements about how to proceed [19][20].