New Text Notification IN HANOI, VIETNAM

To apply 07 new precedents from March 27, 2023 in Vietnam

Nguyen Nhu Mai

17:21, 07/03/2023

The Supreme People's Court of Vietnam issued Decision 39/QD-CA dated 24/02/2023 on the publication of precedents.

According to Vietnam's Decision 39/QD-CA, seven new precedents will be applied as of March 27, 2023, including:

- Precedent No. 57/2023/AL on fraudulent acts to gain access to property in the crime of "Robbery of property";

- Precedent No. 58/2023/AL on the circumstances of penalty framing at Point c, Clause 3, Article 244 of the Penal Code;

- Precedent No. 59/2023/AL on indirect intentional error in the "Murder" case;

- Precedent No. 60/2023/AL on the time limit for payment of lottery prizes;

- Precedent No. 61/2023/AL on termination of adoption when the adopted child is underage;

- Precedent No. 62/2023/AL on the time to start performing the support obligation for minor children in the dispute over the identification of the child's father;

- Precedent No. 63/2023/AL on considering administrative decisions related to the complained administrative acts.

Note:

- The People's Courts and Military Courts are responsible for studying and applying precedents in trial from March 27, 2023.

- The application of case precedent is carried out according to the guidance in Article 8 of Vietnam's Resolution 04/2019/NQ-HDTP dated June 18, 2019 of the Council of Judges of the Supreme People's Court on the process of selection, publication, and application of case law.

More details can be found in Vietnam's Decision 39/QD-CA, effective from the date of signing and promulgation.

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