Vietnam: Cases of refusal to provide telecommunications services

Nguyen Trinh

16:15, 01/01/2016

The Law on Telecommunications of Vietnam issued on November 23, 2009 consists of 10 Chapters and 63 Articles. One of the notable contents of this Law is the regulation on cases of refusal to provide telecommunications services.

Specifically, according to Article 26 of the Law on Telecommunications 2009 of Vietnam, telecommunications businesses may not refuse to enter into contracts or unilaterally terminate contracts with telecommunications service users, except the following cases:

One, telecommunications service users breach contracts already entered into;

Two, telecommunications service users breach the obligation to pay service charges and to whom telecommunications businesses have agreed to refuse providing services;

Three, the provision of telecommunications services is certified in writing by the specialized management agency in charge of telecommunications as econo-technically infeasible;

Four, there are written requests of competent state agencies under law.

View more details at the Law on Telecommunications 2009 of Vietnam, effective from July 10, 2010, officially effective from July 01, 2010.

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