Which first-instance civil judgment must be publicly posted on local dailies in Vietnam?

Which first-instance civil judgment must be publicly posted on local dailies in Vietnam?

Let me ask, according to current legal regulations, are there any cases where the first-instance civil judgment must be publicly posted on local dailies? Thanks for advice.

Reply:

In Clause 3, Article 269 of the 2015 Civil Procedure Code, it is stipulated:

3. An effective first-instance judgment of the Court about resolution of civil lawsuit pertaining to interests of consumers initiated by a social organization protecting interests of consumers must be publicly posted at the office of the Court and must be publicly posted on one of central or local dailies for three consecutive issues.

An effective first-instance judgment of the Court relevant to the compensation responsibility of the State must be sent to State management agencies competent in state compensation by the Court.

An effective first-instance judgment of the Court relevant to the change of civil status of an individual must be notified by the Court in writing enclosed with judgment extracts to People’s Committee where such individual registered for civil status as prescribed in the Law on civil status.

Time limit for public disclosure, posting or delivery of judgments and notices prescribed in this clause is 05 working days from the day on which the judgment takes legal effect.

Thus, according to this regulation in Vietnam, tan effective first-instance judgment of the Court about resolution of civil lawsuit pertaining to interests of consumers initiated by a social organization protecting interests of consumers must be publicly posted at the office of the Court and must be publicly posted on one of central or local dailies for three consecutive issues.

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What are legal regulations on notice of appeal against a civil judgment in Vietnam?

Please ask the following question: What are legal regulations on notice of appeal against a civil judgment in Vietnam? Hope to receive a response soon. I sincerely thank!

Reply:

Notice of appeal against a civil judgment is made according to the provisions of Article 277 of the 2015 Civil Procedure Code with the following content:

1. After receiving the valid appeal applications, the first-instance Courts must notify such in writing to the procuracies of the same level and the involved parties, enclosed with copies of the appeal applications and additional materials and evidences that the appellants enclosed with the appeal applications.

2. Involved parties relevant to the appeal who are notified of the appeals shall be entitled to send to the appellate Courts documents expressing their opinions on the appealed matters. Such documents shall be included in the case files.

What are regulations on supplying civil judgment extracts and civil judgments in Vietnam?

I have questions and would like to ask you to answer them as follows: What are regulations on supplying civil judgment extracts and civil judgments in Vietnam? Hope to receive a response soon. Sincerely thank!

Reply:

Supplying civil judgment extracts and civil judgments is prescribed by law in Article 269 of the 2015 Civil Procedure Code with the following content:

1. Within 03 working days after the end of a Court session, the involved parties, agencies, organizations or individuals initiating the lawsuits shall be supplied with judgment extracts by the court.

2. Within 10 days as from the date of judgment pronouncement, the Court shall hand over or send the judgment to the involved parties, agencies, organizations or individuals initiating the lawsuit and the procuracy of the same level.

3. An effective first-instance judgment of the Court about resolution of civil lawsuit pertaining to interests of consumers initiated by a social organization protecting interests of consumers must be publicly posted at the office of the Court and must be publicly posted on one of central or local dailies for three consecutive issues.

An effective first-instance judgment of the Court relevant to the compensation responsibility of the State must be sent to State management agencies competent in state compensation by the Court.

An effective first-instance judgment of the Court relevant to the change of civil status of an individual must be notified by the Court in writing enclosed with judgment extracts to People’s Committee where such individual registered for civil status as prescribed in the Law on civil status.

Time limit for public disclosure, posting or delivery of judgments and notices prescribed in this clause is 05 working days from the day on which the judgment takes legal effect.

4. Effective first-instance judgments of the Court shall be posted on e-portal of the Court (if any), except for court’s judgments/decisions containing information specified in clause 2 Article 109 of this Code.

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