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Land is a valuable asset. Land is a condition for human existence and development. The country is increasingly integrating with the world economy when shifting from a centrally planned, centrally subsidized economy to a socialist-oriented market. This requires that the law of the land must also be regularly changed to suit the times. Land law and its related legal system are increasingly being renewed towards timely and effective adjustment of social relations arising in this field. However, the reality shows that the law directly related to the land sector and sanctioning administrative violations in the landing field still has certain limitations and inadequacies. According to the law, the sanctioning of administrative violations in the field of land means that the person with sanctioning competence conducts activities to apply the sanctioning form and remedial measures to the violator. Currently, the work of sanctioning administrative violations in the field of land is strictly and in accordance with the law. Besides the positive aspects, sanctioning administrative violations on construction orders still has many shortcomings and errors. There are many causes, but a common cause is that the regulations on sanctioning administrative violations for this group of behaviors are still unclear. This article analyzes complicated situations in sanctioning administrative violations in the field of land.



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Minh, C. (2023). Determining the sanctioning of administrative violations in the field of land. Science & Technology Development Journal: Economics- Law & Management, 7(S1), S84-S91. https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.32508/stdjelm.v7iS1.1249

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