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tldr; Vietnamese authorities have dismantled a $400 million cryptocurrency scam operated under the fake exchange MTC (Matrix Chain). The scam, led by Nguyen Quoc Hung and accomplices, defrauded over 138,000 investors through a multi-level marketing scheme promising high returns. Participants paid fees via SafePal wallets, with 55% of funds misappropriated for personal use. Police seized assets and evidence, uncovering money laundering through real estate. The bust is hailed as a major victory against cybercrime in Vietnam.
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About Q5: As a lawyer, the problem about eviction vs landlord tenant is basically the same. They are both under **Rule 70** of the **Rules of Court** or an accion interdictal or ejectment suits
What do they have in common? Venue of MTC, 30 days process or summary nature, 1 year prescription
What’s the difference? forcible entry (eviction) vs unlawful detainer (landlord tenant)
Forcible Entry - their possession is “illegal from the start”
Unlawful Detainer - their possession is initially legal (due to contract) but became illegal (lease expiration)
So to answer the question, LEGALLY it is easier to make them a tenant because there’s no need to evict them. The process of eviction as an illegal occupant and as a tenant is basically the same. However, when it comes to the ”natural law” kind of way, I dont know.
Will it be easier for you to make them leave without resorting to court action, when you first acquired the property vs after their non-payment of rents? To answer this you need statistics.