What is land plot information in the red book?
Regarding the change of red books to record the wrong land location from 2025, according to the provisions of the Land Law 2024, talking to Tien Phong, Lawyer Hoang Tuan Vu (Hanoi Bar Association) said that there are still some contradictions and inadequacies related to this.
Specifically, a land plot is understood as a land area limited by boundaries determined on the ground or described on records. This boundary of a plot of land is shown in the cadastral management records of the competent authority in the form of sheet number and parcel number of that plot of land.
Thus, information about the location of a plot of land is one of the information about the plot of land.
Lawyer Hoang Tuan Vu (Hanoi Bar Association) said that there are still some conflicts related to changing the red book to record the wrong land location under the new Law.
Pursuant to Article 6 of Circular 23/2014 of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, the sheet number and parcel number of the land plot are the information about the land plot shown on page 2 of the red book, in addition to other information such as address. Indicates land plot, area, form of use, purpose of use, term of use, origin of use.
According to the provisions of Point b, Clause 1, Article 106 of the 2013 Land Law, when there is an error in information about the land plot, the agency competent to issue the red book is responsible for correcting the issued red book:
If the red book only has incorrect information about the land plot but not the area, then you only need to carry out the procedure to correct that red book to correct the location information of the land plot;
If the red book has both information about the land plot and information about the area wrong, procedures to revoke that red book need to be carried out. At this time, we understand that this land plot has not been issued a red book and the land user will have to go through the procedure to request a new red book.
Lawyer Hoang Tuan Vu commented that the 2013 Land Law is comprehensive in all cases and the way to handle it is completely reasonable in nature, easy to apply and implement in practice, ensuring rights. of land users according to regulations.