State Power Balance In Governing Land:  Law And Regulation Of Vietnam

Pham Thanh  NGA

doi:10.38142/pjlel.v1i2.463

Authors

Pham Thanh NGA FPT University (FU), Km29, Hoa Lac High-tech Industrial Zone, Thach That district, Hanoi 100000, Vietnam

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.38142/pjlel.v1i2.463

Keywords:

Control of state power, Expropriating land, Complete the law of the land.

Abstract

Currently, Vietnam’s National Assembly is collecting opinions from relevant organizations and individuals to finalize the draft and prepare to promulgate the revised 2022 Law of Land. In this article, the author and clarifies the issue of state power control when expropriating land in Vietnam. From there, the author proposes solutions to improve the legal system on land when amending and drating the new land law, further enhancing the legitimate rights and balancing the interests of the state, and people in Vietnam for the next time.

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