Sample Application for Land Boundary Agreement, Latest 2024? Is Registration Needed for Boundary Changes of Parcel?
Latest Land Boundary Agreement Form 2024?
Currently, there is no specific regulation in the law regarding the land boundary agreement form. However, you can refer to the following sample land boundary agreement form:
Download the land boundary agreement form here.
Is it necessary to register for a property change when changing parcel boundaries?
Article 133 of the Land Law 2024 provides for cases of changing parcel boundaries as follows:
Article 133. Registration of changes
- Registration of changes is carried out for cases where a Certificate of land use rights or a Certificate of house ownership and residential land use rights or a Certificate of house ownership or a Certificate of construction works ownership or a Certificate of land use rights, house ownership, and other assets attached to the land or a Certificate of land use rights and assets attached to the land has been issued with the following changes:
a) Land users, owners of assets attached to the land exercise the rights of transfer, inheritance, donation of land use rights, assets attached to the land; contribute capital with land use rights, assets attached to the land; lease, sublease land use rights in infrastructure business construction projects; transfer projects involving land use;
b) Land users, owners of assets attached to the land are allowed to change their names;
c) Changes in information about land users, owners of assets attached to the land on the issued certificate not falling within the cases specified at point b of this clause;
d) Changing boundaries, boundary markers, dimensions of sides, area, identification numbers, and address of the parcel;
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Thus, in the case of changing parcel boundaries, it is necessary to register for land change in accordance with regulations.
Latest Land Boundary Agreement Form 2024? Is it necessary to register for a property change when changing parcel boundaries? (Image from the Internet)
When does the state revoke land without compensating for attached assets?
Article 105 of the Land Law 2024 provides for cases where the state revokes land without compensating for assets attached to the land as follows:
Article 105. Cases of non-compensation for assets attached to land when the state revokes land
- Assets attached to the land fall under one of the land revocation cases specified in clauses 1, 2, 4, 5, and 8 of Article 81, points b and c clause 1 of Article 82 of this Law.
- Assets attached to the land are created illegally or created during the effective period of the land revocation notice by a competent state agency according to this Law.
- Assets attached to the land are part of a construction work under a term-limited construction permit according to construction law, which expires at the time of land revocation.
The owner of the assets stipulated in this clause is supported for dismantling, demolition, and relocation.
- Technical infrastructure works, social infrastructure works, and other construction works that the owner of the construction work has no need to use before the decision on land revocation by a competent authority.
Thus, the state revokes land without compensating for assets attached to the land in the following cases:
(1) Assets attached to the land fall under one of the following land revocation cases:
+ Using land not in accordance with the purpose for which the state has assigned, leased, or recognized land use rights and having been administratively sanctioned for using land not in accordance with the purpose and continuing the violation.
+ Destroying the land and having been administratively sanctioned for destroying the land and continuing the violation.
+ Land received through transfer or donation from a person to whom the state assigns or leases the land, while the person assigned or leased the land is not allowed to transfer or donate according to regulations.
+ Land managed by the state but has been encroached upon or occupied.
+ Land assigned, leased, permitted for use change, or recognized as land use rights by the state or received land use rights transfer for an investment project that has not been used continuously for 12 months since receiving the handover or has delayed the land use by 24 months compared to the investment project schedule;
If the land is not put into use or delayed according to the investment project schedule, the investor is granted a use extension not exceeding 24 months and must pay an additional amount to the state corresponding to the land levy and land rent for the extension period; after the extension period, the investor still has not put the land to use, the state revokes the land without compensation for land, assets attached to the land, and remaining investment costs.
+ Individual users die without any heirs after fulfilling property obligations according to civil law;
+ Land assigned or leased by the state for a term but not granted an extension for land use;
(2) Assets attached to the land are created illegally or created during the effective period of the land revocation notice by a competent state agency according to regulations.
(3) Assets attached to the land are part of a construction work under a term-limited construction permit according to construction law, which expires at the time of land revocation.
The owner of the assets stipulated in this clause is supported for dismantling, demolition, and relocation.
(4) Technical infrastructure works, social infrastructure works, and other construction works that the owner of the construction work has no need to use before the decision on land revocation by a competent authority.
