Vietnam to Maintain Mandatory Notarization for Land Transactions
The Vietnamese government has decided to maintain mandatory notarization for land transactions to prevent disputes and litigation risks. This provision, initially removed from the draft revised Land Law, will be reintroduced considering its consistency with specialized laws and legal stability.
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