Kavrepalanchok Local Units Fail to Classify Land, Citizens Denied Services
Summary
Most local levels in Kavrepalanchok have failed to classify land, leaving citizens unable to carry out land transactions and related services. The delay has affected plot division, name transfers, mortgages and other services, while the state is also losing revenue.
Key Points
- Only five of Kavrepalanchok’s 13 local levels have completed land classification, while eight have missed the deadline.
- Citizens in the affected areas have been unable to conduct land transactions since August, except for limited inheritance-related services.
- The Land Use Act and regulations require classification before services such as plot division, name transfer and mortgages can resume.
- Officials say the provincial government may step in if local governments fail to complete the classification.
