The debate on the applicable law of construction contracts will end if the Draft Precedent No. 06/2024 is approved.
Precedent No. 06/2024 – Applicable Law for Construction Contract
Ngày đăng: Friday, 07/06/24 Người đăng: Ngan Nguyen
Vietnam’s Precedent on Consular legalization of documents in arbitration is coming
Ngày đăng: Tuesday, 28/05/24 Người đăng: Ngan Nguyen
Whether documents in arbitral proceedings shall be undergone consular legalization or not is a debated issue in Vietnamese Courts’ practice. This issue causes the concerns and risks to the relevant parties, especially who are foreign parties.
On October 1st, 2023, the Chief Justice of the People’s Supreme Court issued Decision No. 364/QD-CA on the promulgation of precedents, with the total number of new precedents being 7, and the effective date being November 1st, 2023. This Decision has increased the number of available precedents in Vietnam to 70. Among these 7 new…
Commentary On Precedent No. 14/2017/AL On Recognition Of Unstipulated Conditions In Gift Contract
Ngày đăng: Wednesday, 24/05/23 Người đăng: Ngan Nguyen
Precedent No. 14/2017/AL pertains to the recognition of conditions of Land use right gift contracts, even if the conditions are not specified in said contract. It is a common occurrence that donors gift property such as land use rights, residential buildings, etc. to other people and the gift contract does not contain provisions on the…
Commentary on Precedent No.06/2016/AL on Inheritance Disputes
Ngày đăng: Wednesday, 24/05/23 Người đăng: Ngan Nguyen
Inheritance disputes involve parties – although they are common people – playing the parts of plaintiff and defendant, with relevant rights and obligations. In some cases, it is not possible to determine the identity of individuals involved in such disputes with relevant rights and obligations pertaining to an inheritance. Acknowledging and resolving this dilemma becomes a question that needs to be challenged.
Precedent 06/2016/AL revolves around an inheritance dispute – a rather complicated type of dispute involving many branches of law and governed by legal documents that have been in effect in many different periods. The following article is part of a series of topics on Precedents, undertaken by lawyers of CNC to provide readers with essential information about Precedent No.06/2016/AL and its application in practice.