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Article (18) classifies Hotel Projects as Category 2, where the management of common parts must be outsourced to a Hotel Project Management Company. While an Owners Committee may be formed…
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If a Management Entity causes damage to common parts due to negligence or omission, they are legally required to fix it. RERA will serve a written notice giving them a specific time limit t…
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A gross violation includes any act that seriously breaches the Real Estate Legislation of Dubai, such as facilitating fraud or misappropriating client funds. Breaching the mandatory Code of…
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Article (41) mandates that the Management Entity must insure the jointly owned property against fire, damage, and destruction. For the purposes of these policies, the Management Entity must…
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If a developer terminates an agreement for a project that is between sixty and eighty percent complete, they may retain up to forty percent (40%) of the unit's price. For projects where con…
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The Judgment Enforcement Directorate is a key part of the RDSC�s judicial sector. Its primary role is to enforce the decisions and judgments issued by the Centre's various tribunals. To per…
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The law defines Utility Services broadly to cover all essential building functions. This includes the supply of water, gas, electricity, and air conditioning. It also extends to telephone,…
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A Landlord is permitted to request eviction if the property is likely to collapse. However, the Landlord must prove this condition by providing a technical report. This report must be issue…
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Filing a legal claim for eviction does not exempt the tenant from their financial duties. The tenant is legally bound to continue paying the Rent for the entire period the claim is being he…
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Article (10) explicitly states that car parks allocated to a unit are deemed an integral part of that unit. Consequently, they may not be separated or sold independently from the primary pr…
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A Master Developer is entitled to collect Usage Charges from owners or sub-developers to cover the management and repair of common parts within a Master Project. These charges apply to comp…
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Yes, the RDSC does not have jurisdiction over rental disputes arising within free zones that possess their own tribunals or special courts. Additionally, disputes stemming from a lease fina…
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