No, Article (34) of Law No. (26) of 2007 strictly prohibits a landlord from disconnecting services or disturbing a tenant's use of the property in any way. If a landlord takes such action, the tenant is advised to resort to the local police station…
No, Article (34) of Law No. (26) of 2007 strictly prohibits a landlord from disconnecting services or disturbing a tenant's use of the property in any way. If a landlord takes such action, the tenant is advised to resort to the local police station to file a report. The tenant can also file a claim for compensation for damage at the Tribunal, using the official police reports as evidence. This protection ensures that landlords use legal channels, not harassment, to resolve disputes.
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