The People's Committee of Chuyen My commune (Hanoi) has issued a notice on the implementation of the 30-day campaign to review and remove free "T" data for people on the Certificates of Land Use Rights (also known as red books) that have been issued.
The 30-day campaign to review and remove "T" data for free for the people is implemented publicly, transparently, and comprehensively to re-determine the area of residential land according to the land allocation dossier and the issued Certificate of Land Use Rights, ensuring accuracy and transparency in land management in the commune.
Leaders of Chuyen My Commune People's Committee said that in the past time, the Commune People's Committee has strengthened the direction of implementation, accelerating the progress of campaigns such as "45-day campaign to clean up and enrich land data"; "30-day campaign to review and remove "T" data" is also being actively implemented.
As of July 23, the review teams have collected information from more than 8,800 Certificates of residential land use rights and over 7,770 agricultural land plots.
The People's Committee of Chuyen My commune has also reviewed and completed dossiers to "delete" the "T" data for 40 Land Use Right Certificates.
Explaining the meaning of the letter "T" on the red book, Lawyer Quach Thanh Luc - Phap Tri Law Company Limited (Hanoi Bar Association) said that during the period when the 1993 Land Law took effect, the classification and symbolization of land were carried out according to Decision No. 499/QD-DC in 1995.
According to this regulation, the symbol "T" is defined as land used for residential purposes, i.e. residential land. Therefore, for Certificates issued during this period that bear the symbol "T", the determination of land use purpose has been carried out in accordance with legal regulations at the time of issuance of the certificate.
In principle, the re-determination of land type is only set when:
The certificate does not clearly show the type of land;
There are errors or incorrect determination of land type according to legal regulations at the time of issuance.
Conversely, if the Certificate has correctly identified the type of land according to legal regulations at the time of issuance, there is no basis to re-determine.
Therefore, in case a red book is legally issued during the 1993 Land Law period and the symbol "T" is written, it is essentially residential land. When exchanging or updating according to current regulations, competent authorities only need to change the way of expression to the current symbol such as:
ONT (rural residential land);
ODT (urban residential land).
