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The Owners Committee must elect a chairman from among its members. This individual is the official representative of the committee before the Management Entity and RERA. The chairman is res…
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Yes, the law specifically requires that the work of the RDSC be automated across its judicial and administrative sectors. This automation is designed to simplify procedures and ensure the e…
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Designated Common Parts refer to specific connections, fittings, or facilities within a property that are reserved for exclusive use by certain owners. Unlike regular Common Parts, these ar…
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The rapporteur, appointed by the Management Entity, is responsible for capturing the essential outcomes of Owners Committee meetings. These reports and minutes must document the committee�s…
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Category 2 refers to Hotel Projects where the management of common parts must be outsourced to a specialized Hotel Project Management Company. The rules for this outsourcing are approved by…
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Yes, during the initial approval process for a Master Plan or Site Plan, a developer may designate certain spaces for private, commercial, or investment use. These are known as Developer-ow…
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When a property encumbered by an ancillary real right�such as a mortgage�is subdivided into multiple new units, each of those new units is encumbered by the entire right. This protection en…
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RERA issues identification cards to all natural persons registered on the Roll as Valuers. A valuer is under a legal obligation to include their name and registration number in all correspo…
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A unit owned by multiple persons cannot be subdivided unless the Master Community Declaration permits it. Furthermore, the owners must obtain the express approval of the DLD and any necessa…
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A Lease Contract does not expire upon the death of the tenant. The relationship continues with the heirs. However, if the heirs wish to terminate the lease, they must notify the landlord of…
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The RDSC is funded through two primary sources. First, it receives a support allocation within the budget of the Dubai Land Department (DLD). Second, the Centre generates its own revenue th…
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Yes, a developer may designate certain Developer-owned Areas on a Master Plan or Site Plan for private, commercial, or investment use. This must be done when obtaining the first approval of…
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