Handling administrative violations in land management according to current Vietnamese law

Abstract

Under the overarching principle of collective ownership by the entire populace, the State functions as the designated administrator, subsequently allocating land use rights to both individual entities and institutional bodies. Therefore, administrative violations in the field of land are considered as acts of fault committed by individuals and organizations, violations of the provisions of the law on State management in the field of land management are not crimes and according to the provisions of the law must be punished for administrative violations. Administrative violations in the land sector occur frequently, widely and diversely in all areas of state management. Handling administrative violations in general and sanctioning administrative violations in particular in the land sector is an important tool in state management activities to maintain order and discipline in state administrative management in general and the land sector in particular. The article focuses on studying mainly legal regulations in the field of administrative sanctions in the land sector and the current status of law application to resolve land violations in practice.