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landlord's rights in Vietnam

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Hello, my name is Tien. Today I'm going to talk about Landowners' Rights in Vietnam, as defined in Civil Code 2015. I'll list the terms, and explain them. We have Article 166, which governs the general rights of land users. If you name a piece of land, you will have the right to: 1. To be granted a certificate of land use rights and ownership of houses and other land-attached assets. These papers are the proof of who owns the land. It is issued by the District People's Committee or the Department of Natural Resources and Environment. 2. Enjoy the fruits of labor, the results of investment on land. Obviously, all the assets produced on your land belong to you. 3. To enjoy the benefits of the State's projects in service of the protection and improvement of agricultural land. For example: If the state wants to improve the mangrove soil in an area that includes your home's farmland, then your home has the right to use the benefits after the land has been rehabilitated by the state. 4. To be guided and assisted by the State in improving and fostering agricultural land. 5. To be protected by the State when other people infringe upon their legitimate rights and interests on land. 6. To receive compensation when the State recovers land according to the provisions of this Law. 7. To lodge complaints, denunciations and initiate lawsuits against acts of violating their lawful land use rights and other acts in violation of the land law. In addition, according to Article 167, land owners also have the right to convert, transfer, lease, sublease, inherit, donate, mortgage or contribute land use rights as capital.
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Rights
in Vietnam, as defined in Civil Code 2015. I'll list the terms, and
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explain
them.

We have
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Article
166, which governs the general
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rights
of
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land
users. If you name a piece of
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land
, you will have the
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right
to:

1. To
be granted
a certificate of
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land
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use
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rights
and ownership of
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houses
and other land-attached assets.

These papers are the proof of who
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owns
the
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land
. It
is issued
by the District
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People
's Committee or the Department of Natural Resources and Environment.

2. Enjoy the fruits of labor, the results of investment on land.

Obviously
, all the assets produced on your
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land
belong to you.

3. To enjoy the benefits of the State's projects in service of the protection and improvement of agricultural land.

For example
: If the
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state
wants to
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improve
the mangrove soil in an area that includes your home's farmland, then your home has the
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right
to
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use
the benefits after the
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land
has
been rehabilitated
by the
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state. 4
. To
be guided
and assisted by the
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State
in improving and fostering agricultural
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land. 5
. To
be protected
by the
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State
when other
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people
infringe upon their legitimate
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rights
and interests on
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land. 6
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To
receive compensation when the
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State
recovers
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land
according to the provisions of this Law.

7.
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To
lodge complaints, denunciations and initiate lawsuits against acts of violating their lawful
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land
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use
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rights
and other acts in violation of the
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land
law.

In addition
, according to Article 167,
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land
owners
also
have the
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right
to convert, transfer, lease, sublease, inherit, donate, mortgage or contribute
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land
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use
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rights
as capital.
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