What to note in land use rights transfer procedures?
Land use rights transfer is one of the most common real estate transactions today. However, this is also a complex transaction requiring many strict legal procedures.
Conditions for land use rights transfer
According to the Land Law 2013, land use rights transfer must ensure the following conditions:
- Having a legal land use certificate
- Land not in dispute
- No violations of land law
- Correct transferee according to regulations
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