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An escrow account is a crucial safety mechanism for off plan buyers in Dubai. The real estate laws mandate that developers must deposit investors money into a regulated third party escrow a…
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After being notified of a breach by the developer, the DLD is legally required to grant the purchaser a grace period of thirty (30) days. This notice must be in writing and dated, and it ca…
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A Landlord can seek eviction upon lease expiry if they wish to retake possession for personal use or for their first-degree relatives. Under Law No. (33) of 2008, the Landlord must prove th…
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Under Article (11), if a purchaser breaches their sale agreement, the developer must notify the DLD. The DLD is then required to serve a notice granting the purchaser a grace period of thir…
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Absolutely. Article (27) prohibits a Management Entity from charging or collecting any amounts for maintenance without first obtaining RERA approval. This approval is issued in line with th…
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RERA has the authority to cancel a project based on a technical report for several reasons. This includes cases where the developer fails to commence construction despite having all approva…
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If either the landlord or tenant wishes to amend any terms of the lease or reconsider the rent for the following year, they must provide formal notification. This Notice must be served to t…
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According to Law No. (26) of 2007, Rent cannot be increased before the lapse of two (2) years from the date the contractual relationship was first established. After this period, any increa…
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Yes, regardless of the claim�s financial value, a judgment from the First Instance Division may be appealed if it is an eviction judgment. The law recognises the significant impact of losin…
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Yes, a tenant has the right to dispute a Rent increase if the landlord fails to provide the mandatory ninety (90) day notice before the lease expires. If the landlord misses this deadline,…
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Article (9) stipulates that a dedicated Escrow Account must be opened for each specific real property project. These funds are exclusively dedicated to implementing that project and cannot…
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