If part of the land has been sold, will the land title be revoked?

The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment has clarified regulations regarding the revocation of land use right certificates (land titles) in cases where people transfer a portion of their land. This issue is receiving significant attention as many new provisions of the 2024 Land Law have officially come into effect.

A citizen pointed out that Clause 4, Article 152 of the 2024 Land Law stipulates that the competent authority issuing the Certificate of Land Use Rights and Ownership of Assets Attached to Land shall not revoke the issued Certificate in cases where the recipient has transferred the land use rights and ownership of assets in accordance with the law, falling under the case specified in point d, Clause 2, Article 152.

This regulation is attracting a lot of public attention, especially in cases where land ownership certificates have been issued but then situations arise where part or all of the land is transferred.

Therefore, people are asking: If the land title is issued to Mr. A, and then Mr. A transfers the entire plot to Mr. B, will the land title be revoked? What happens if Mr. A only transfers a portion of the land, and the remaining portion has errors regarding land use purpose?

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Regarding this matter, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment stated that, according to Clause 4, Article 152 of the 2024 Land Law, the state agency does not revoke the Certificate of Land Use Rights in cases where the land user has transferred the right to use the land in accordance with the law, as stipulated in point d, Clause 2, Article 152.

Accordingly, if the land user has transferred the entire land area, the issued land use certificate will not be revoked.

If the land user only transfers a portion of the land area, the land use certificate for the transferred portion will not be revoked.

For the remaining area that is still under the ownership of the original grantor, the competent authority may revoke the Certificate of Land Use Rights in accordance with the law if it falls under the cases requiring revocation.

Therefore, whether or not to revoke the land use certificate will be determined based on each land area and the actual land use transfer status, ensuring compliance with the provisions of the 2024 Land Law.

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