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Real Property refers to land and any fixed structures constructed on it that cannot be moved without damage. This includes buildings, villas, and apartments that are permanently annexed to…
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A Lease Contract must describe the property in a way that leaves no room for uncertainty. This includes stating the type of land, the land number, and the precise name of the area where it…
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The chairs and members of the First Instance and Appellate tribunals are appointed through a resolution of the Chairman of the Judicial Council. This high-level appointment process ensures…
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When vacating and surrendering a property, a Tenant is generally prohibited from removing fixed leasehold improvements they installed. This applies unless there is a specific agreement betw…
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The DLD has the authority to consider applications for registration from persons who are in possession of land that is not currently registered in their names. This process is managed accor…
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Unless the Brokerage Agreement explicitly states otherwise, a broker is not entitled to any compensation or reimbursement if their negotiations fail to lead to a contract. This means the br…
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Every Real Property Valuation agreement must clearly state the specific purpose of the valuation, the completion period, and the financial consideration. If a dispute arises between a valua…
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The Real Property Valuation Book is an official publication issued by the Land Department containing valuation standards. It serves as the mandatory reference for all registered valuers whe…
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An Occupant is any person who uses a unit for its intended purpose, which include the Owner, a tenant, or any other person authorised by the owner to use the unit. Under Law No. (6) of 2019…
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According to Executive Council Resolution No. (30) of 2013, the Tenant is responsible for paying any fees or taxes prescribed for the sublease of the property. This is consistent with the g…
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If a landlord serves a valid twelve (12) month notice for eviction (for example, to sell the property) and then sells the unit during that period, the new owner typically steps into the leg…
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For a tribunal meeting to be legally valid, it must be attended by all its members. This requirement applies to both the First Instance and Appellate Divisions. Once the hearing is complete…
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