Citizens sent questions to the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment asking that the land use right certificate first issued in 1993 was not for the correct purpose of land use (residential land). In 2013, the right to use the land was transferred to another person but the name has not been transferred, now the procedures for transferring the land use right are being carried out, is it necessary to revoke and reissue it according to Point d, Clause 2, Article 152, Land Law 2024?
Responding to this question, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment said that Article 152 of the Land Law stipulates that a Certificate issued for an incorrect purpose of land use according to the provisions of the land law at the time of issuance of the Certificate is subject to the State's revocation, cancellation, or re-issuance of the Certificate.
In case the person granted the certificate has not completed the procedures for transferring land use rights and ownership of assets attached to land according to the provisions of the law on land (not transferred to the buyer) and discovered that the issued Certificate was not in accordance with regulations and requested to be revoked, the competent authority shall revoke the issued Certificate.
In case the procedures for transferring land use rights and ownership of assets attached to land have been carried out according to the provisions of the law on land (transferred to the buyer), the issued Certificate will not be revoked.
