Land Contracts Not Required to Be Notarized

09:32, 11/07/2024

Alongside contracts related to land use rights that are required to be notarized or authenticated, such as transfer, donation, mortgage, and capital contribution using land use rights, land use rights, and assets attached to the land, the Land Law 2013 also stipulates several types of contracts that are not required to be notarized or authenticated.

Paragraph 3 of Article 167 of the Land Law 2013 stipulates certain types of contracts and transactions involving the rights of land users that do not require notarization or authentication, such as:

- Lease contracts and sub-lease contracts for land use rights, land use rights, and assets attached to the land;- Contracts for the exchange of agricultural land use rights;- Contracts for the transfer of land use rights, land use rights and assets attached to the land, assets attached to the land where one or more of the parties involved are real estate business organizations.

The notarization and authentication of the above-mentioned contracts depend on the requirements of the parties involved in the contract.

According to the regulations, the notarization and authentication of contracts and transactions involving land use rights are conducted at notary practice organizations located in the provincial area where the land to be notarized is located, or at the commune-level People's Committee where the land to be authenticated is located.

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