Vice President of Ca Mau City speaks out about the case of two old people buried in a disputed house
On March 28, Mr. Bui Tu Hai, Vice Chairman of the People’s Committee of Ca Mau City, Ca Mau province talked to reporters regarding the case that relatives allowed the burial of the elderly couple NVP and NTT in a disputed house in the hamlet. 6, Ward 9, Ca Mau City.
Can you tell me the opinion of the local authorities about the family of NVP and NTT burying the two old men in the house that is in dispute with their son?
Mr. Bui Tu Hai, Vice Chairman of Ca Mau City People’s Committee, Ca Mau province: When I first heard the above, I myself felt very disgusted. However, this is the will of the deceased and the will of the majority of relatives, so we respect it.
Mr. Bui Tu Hai, Vice Chairman of the People’s Committee of Ca Mau City, Ca Mau province talked to a reporter from Nguoi Lao Dong Newspaper
Does this burial affect the environment, urban landscape or not, your letter?
The upper part of the land is rural land, there is no planning, behind the house there is also a burial place for the dead. If the house is demolished, it is also vacant land, agricultural land. The burial of the old man and his wife in the above house was approved by the people around, without any reaction. This house was uninhabited after the couple died, so the descendants were buried in the house and they used the house above as a house of worship. The local government also tried to persuade them to bury the two elderly people elsewhere, but the determined family and the surrounding people supported us, so we did not have any more ideas.
Thank you Sir!
Before that, NVP (95 years old) and his wife NTT (92 years old) – living in ward 9, Ca Mau city – had a dispute over the house with their fourth son. Specifically, after the family agreed to hand over all of them. set of land and house for the fourth son to manage when he promised to raise P. and his wife “until a hundred years old”. However, after nearly a year of taking care of his parents, the son stopped raising him. At this time, Mr. P. sued to reclaim the house above.
The house in dispute with the biological son of the couple, NVP and NTT, is used by relatives as a place to worship and bury the two elderly people. In November 2020, the People’s Court of Ca Mau City tried and accepted the request of Mr. P., forcing the fourth son to return the land title to him. However, in the appellate trial, the People’s Court of Ca Mau province rejected all of Mr. P’s claims because the donation contract did not specify conditions, so it could not be reclaimed. Disagreeing with the above decision, Mr. P. made a request for cassation. However, the old man and his wife passed away one by one before the 2022 Lunar New Year. |
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