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An appeal is permitted if the First Instance judgment grants relief that was not requested by the parties or exceeds the scope of their specific requests. Similarly, if the judgment fails t…
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A purchaser of an off-plan Unit has the legal right to ensure their investment is documented. They can apply to the DLD to create an entry on the registry folio of the land where the projec…
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Yes, if a landlord seeks eviction for comprehensive maintenance or restoration, they must prove the property's condition. This requires a technical report that is either issued by or certif…
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If the RDSC issues an award terminating a primary lease, a Subtenant may sometimes be allowed to remain in the property. This protection applies only if the sublease contract was approved b…
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The Dubai Completion Certificate (DCC) is issued by the municipality after a 100% building inspection; a developer cannot start handovers or issue title deeds without it.
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The registration fee for a usufruct or long-term lease is typically four percent of the property value. Unless otherwise agreed, this is split between the parties: two percent (2%) is colle…
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If the implementation of a project has not yet commenced for reasons beyond the developer�s control, specific rules apply to contract termination. In this scenario, the developer is permitt…
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Utility Services include the connection and supply of essential resources like water, gas, and electricity. They also cover air conditioning, telephone services, television cables, and tele…
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No, a judgment rendered by the Cheque Tribunal is irrevocable, definitive, and not subject to appeal. This finality is intended to provide rapid resolution for financial disputes, preventin…
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Developers are under a legal obligation to disclose the financial statements of their projects to RERA. Failing to do so can be considered an act of negligence in performing their obligatio…
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Yes, the law allows for an appeal if a party to a contract concealed evidence or documents from the First Instance Division that would have significantly changed the outcome of the judgment…
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A Management Entity is required to create a cash reserve specifically to cover emergency expenses or the replacement of equipment in common parts. This reserve must be kept in a separate ac…
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