The Director of the District Registration Office Branch was transferred to another job because of violations

Headquarter of Land Registration Office of Dak Doa district

On April 14, the Land Registration Office of Gia Lai province said it had just issued Decision No. 99 on the transfer and appointment of Ms. Tran Thi Kim Tuyen (Director of Dak Doa District Registration Office Branch) to hold the position. Deputy Head of Information and Archives Department of Gia Lai Provincial Registration Office.

Previously, the Department of Natural Resources and Environment of Gia Lai province had conclusion No. 10 requesting the Provincial Registration Office to clearly define responsibilities and propose methods of handling Ms. Tuyen and the individuals related to the citizen’s denunciation.

Specifically, in 2022, the Dak Doa District Registration Office Branch will receive documents to carry out procedures to transfer the use rights of land plot No. 18, map sheet No. 23 (area 5,581m2).²in Sol Trang village, Hnol commune, Dak Doa district) from Mr. Nguyen Van Hanh, Ms. Truong Thi Dung to Mr. Dang Huu Tuan, Ms. Phan Thi Anh Tuyet.

However, previously in 2012, the People’s Committee of Dak Doa district had decided to recover the land of 48 new economic households in H’Nol commune who left to return home, to hand over to the People’s Committee of H’Nol commune to manage (including Mr. Hanh’s household with an area of ​​5,581 square meters²).

Therefore, according to the Department of Natural Resources and Environment, the fact that the Dak Doa District Registration Office Branch processed the documents without updating the cadastral records led to the Dak Doa District People’s Committee and the Branch signing and correcting the information on the certificate. The land use rights for land plot No. 18 of Mr. Hanh have been revoked and the transfer of information determining financial obligations for the land use rights transfer application is not in accordance with regulations.

In particular, this department also pointed out that the Dak Doa District Registration Office Branch was slow in returning documents to citizens, was slow in notifying the status of documents and letters of apology, and did not ensure the prescribed time for the application. Receiving and processing documents and transferring cadastral information to tax authorities to issue financial obligation notices; Returning documents to citizens does not comply with the provisions of land law as well as the principles of handling administrative procedures.

Tien Le