Tin Minh Law Firm consults and answers questions about land disputes

Tin Minh Law answers 5 questions when handling land dispute resolution procedures

In recent years, land disputes have increased in both number and complexity. The cause often comes from incorrect determination of land use rights. In many cases, citizens are unable to identify the competent authority, the procedure for dispute resolution, etc. Below, Luat Tin Minh will answer the most frequently asked questions on this topic.

Question 1: How is the authority to resolve land disputes regulated?

According to the 2024 Land Law, the authority to resolve land disputes is stipulated as follows:

- People's Committee of the commune where the dispute occurs: resolves land disputes through mediation.

- In case of unsuccessful conciliation, the authority to resolve land disputes will depend on each case:

+ People's Court resolves land disputes with red books, pink books or other documents of equivalent value as prescribed in Article 137 of the 2024 Land Law.

+ The People's Court or the Chairman of the People's Committee at the district/provincial level or the Minister of Natural Resources and Environment resolves land disputes without red books, pink books or other documents of equivalent value.

Question 2: Who bears the land dispute litigation fees?

Land dispute court fees include first instance and appeal court fees. The parties in the case will pay court fees depending on the nature of each case and the final dispute resolution result of the Court.

Question 3: Can the court resolve land disputes without a red book?

Yes. The People's Court has the authority to resolve land disputes with and without red books.

Question 4: Is land dispute mediation mandatory?

Individuals and organizations are required to resolve land disputes through mediation at the People's Committee of the commune in cases of disputes over who has the right to use the land before requesting resolution of land disputes at other competent authorities.

Question 5. Is the cost of hiring a lawyer to resolve land disputes high?

There are many situations where land disputes occur, such as resolving land disputes with or without a red book; disputes over land deposit contracts or land lease contracts; disputes over land plot boundaries, etc. Each case is complex and takes different amounts of time to process. Many cases must be transferred to multiple agencies before they have the authority to review and resolve them.

Therefore, the cost of hiring a lawyer to resolve land disputes is not fixed, but depends on each specific case and the level of expertise and experience of each lawyer.

Land dispute resolution and consulting services at Tin Minh Law Firm

With a foundation of knowledge, practical experience and acumen, lawyers of Tin Minh Law Firm are confident in providing effective solutions to land disputes for each specific case. Thereby, helping to increase the possibility of winning the lawsuit, maximally protecting the rights and legitimate interests of customers.

At Luat Tin Minh, you can rest assured using land dispute resolution services because:

- Directly have specialized lawyers with rich practical experience deploy services and participate in litigation.

- Accurate and valuable consulting information for customers.

- Propose solutions to resolve land disputes based on the principle: Customer rights and interests are the number 1 priority - Comply with legal regulations - Comply with ethical rules.

- Reasonable lawyer fees are based on the amount of work, the complexity of the case and the results achieved.

- Committed to absolute confidentiality of all customer information.

➤ Reference: Land dispute resolution service.

In addition, you can refer to:

1. Dispute resolution services on land, contracts, inheritance...:

https://luattinminh.vn/dich-vu-giai-quyet-tranh-chap.

2. Red book and pink book transfer service:

https://luattinminh.vn/dich-vu-lam-thu-tuc-sang-ten-so-do-so-hong.

Contact information of Tin Minh Law Firm:

Address:

- Head office: No. 9 Duy Tan Street, Dich Vong Hau Ward, Cau Giay District, Hanoi.

- Ho Chi Minh City Office: 202 Le Lai, Ben Thanh Ward, District 1, HCMC.

- Da Nang Office: No. 2, 30/4 Street, Cuong Bac Ward, Hai Chau District, Da Nang.

- Can Tho Office: No. 2 Hoa Binh, Tan An Ward, Ninh Kieu District, Can Tho.

Hotline: 0983 081 379.

Email: [email protected].

Website: https://luattinminh.vn.

Ha An

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