Vietnam's Revised Land Law Faces Scrutiny Over Easing Notarization Requirements
Concerns are mounting in Vietnam's National Assembly over proposed amendments to the Land Law that would delegate the authority to determine mandatory notarization and certification for land transactions to the government. Experts warn this could reduce legal security and increase disputes, emphasizing the continued importance of notarization even with digitalization.
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