Vietnam Civil Code 2005.pdf

The Civil Code of Vietnam (No. 33/2005/QH11) provides for civil affairs, including the legal status and standards for individuals and organizations. It aims to protect legitimate rights and interests, ensure legal equality and safety, and promote socio-economic development. The Code applies to civil relations in Vietnam, including those involving foreign elements, and provides for principles such as free and voluntary undertaking, equality, goodwill, and honesty. It also establishes the tasks and governing scope of the Civil Code, including the protection of civil rights and obligations, and the promotion of good morals and traditions. The Code consists of various chapters, including general provisions, basic principles, and provisions on individuals, legal persons, and civil relations. Key principles include respect for civil rights, protection of State interests and public interests, and compliance with law. The Code also provides for the establishment and performance of civil rights and obligations, including the bases for their establishment, such as lawful civil transactions and decisions of courts or other competent state agencies. Additionally, it defines the civil legal capacity and civil act capacity of individuals, including adults and minors, and provides for their rights and obligations in civil relations.