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Developers who disposed of units before the implementation of Law No. (13) of 2008 were required to register them within sixty days. If a developer submits an application for registration a…
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While the law mentions "technological means approved by law" for general notifications, specific eviction notices carry stricter requirements. To be legally effective and recognized by the…
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When co-owned Real Property is subdivided between its owners, the registration fees must be paid by the co-owners in proportion to their respective shares held prior to the subdivision. The…
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A Firm is a company or sole proprietorship authorized by RERA to practice the real property valuation profession. No private legal person may provide valuation services in the Emirate witho…
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The plot size of approximately 1550 square feet for a townhouse in Damac Islands is considered on the compact side which is a trade off for the affordable entry price. While the backyard mi…
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In cases where parties have agreed to arbitration but cannot agree on the specific arbitrators, the tribunal will intervene. Upon the request of either the Landlord or the Tenant, the tribu…
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In the context of Dubai's jointly owned property legislation, the walls separating two adjacent units are treated with specific ownership rules. These dividing walls are considered shared b…
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Cultural preferences and practical living requirements in Dubai have shifted the demand towards closed kitchens or at least closeable layouts. Many families prefer to separate the cooking a…
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For Master Projects involving land plots, the law identifies various water-related features as Common Parts. Unless otherwise noted on the Site Plan, this includes lakes, ponds, canals, and…
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For clients who require immediate service, the Land Department offers urgent processing for Real Property Disposition transactions. The fee for this expedited service is AED 5,000. This all…
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If a dispute arises and the parties have agreed to arbitration but cannot agree on the specific arbitrators, the RDSC will intervene. Upon the request of either the landlord or the tenant,…
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The Statute refers to the formal set of rules and provisions that govern an Owners Committee. These rules are established and approved in accordance with the law to ensure the committee ope…
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