Citizens sent questions to the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment questioning, in 2001, the family occupied land managed by the cooperative to build a house and use it stably. Up to now, there are no disputes, no records have been drawn up or fines have been imposed, this location has a residential land plan.
Now that citizens have completed the procedures for granting land use right certificates, there is a request to add a penalty decision. Citizen asked for which provision of the law will the record and penalty decision be made for this school?
Responding to this question, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment said that according to the presentation, the area of land used by households in the year of the elderly in 2001, the land originally belonged to the Cooperative for stable management and use and there was no dispute.
In case the cadastral records of the state management agency clearly show that the land area was previously the land of the Cooperative, the family's land use is determined to have an act of land occupation.
According to current law, administrative sanctions for land occupation are stipulated in Article 13 of Decree No. 123/2024/ND-CP dated October 4, 2024 of the Government regulating administrative sanctions in the field of land and relevant legal provisions on handling administrative violations.
