On the Government Information Portal, Mr. L.C.H in Hue reflected that his family is using a land plot that has not been granted a red book, originating from reclaimed land for agricultural production since 1993. In 2005, his family built a house and has been using it to this day.
Mr. H asked, is your family's case violating land law and is it considered for issuing a red book according to Clause 3, Article 139 of the Land Law?
The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment answers this question as follows:
Due to insufficient information and documents, it is not possible to determine whether the land use of his family violates the land law.
In case it is determined that there is a violation of land law, the issuance of a certificate of land use rights will be considered according to Article 139 of the 2024 Land Law.
In case it is determined that there is no violation of land law, it is considered to issue a certificate according to Article 138 of the Land Law.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment responds so that citizens know and comply with the provisions of law.
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