Yes, Article (42) grants the RDSC exclusive jurisdiction to hear and determine all disputes related to the rights and obligations found in the Jointly Owned Real Property Law. This means that conflicts over maintenance, service charges, or developer…
Yes, Article (42) grants the RDSC exclusive jurisdiction to hear and determine all disputes related to the rights and obligations found in the Jointly Owned Real Property Law. This means that conflicts over maintenance, service charges, or developer liability are handled by the Rental Disputes Settlement Centre. This centralization ensures that property disputes are resolved by specialized judicial tribunals using simplified and expeditious procedures tailored for the real estate sector.
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