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Yes, if a landlord and tenant have agreed to refer their disputes to arbitration, the RDSC maintains a supportive role. Upon the request of either party, the RDSC tribunal may issue interim…
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Under the registration law, a Real Property Area is defined as a set of units demarcated by main roads or fixed landmarks. Each area is assigned an approved name and a distinct number by th…
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For Major Projects and Hotel Projects, the Developer is responsible for issuing the Building Management Regulations. These regulations must be formally approved by RERA before the developer…
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Yes, Category A Brokers are classified as experienced persons who are approved by the Chairman and registered on the Roll. These individuals are specifically exempt from the requirement to…
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For the purposes of registration on the Real Property Register, the net area of the unit is used. A developer is only required to compensate the purchaser if the actual area of the unit is…
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The Owners Committee must be convened regularly, at least four times a year, with the first meeting occurring within thirty days of its constitution. A meeting is considered valid only if a…
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During an attempt at amicable settlement, the Mediation and Conciliation Directorate may seek assistance from experts and specialists. The decision to engage an expert must specify the scop…
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The registration of any Real Property Unit or Area is based on a specific set of hierarchical plans. These include the Topographic Master Plan, the Real Property Area Plan, and the individu…
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When a co-owner exercises a pre-emption right, they do so based on terms provided in a written notice. If it is later proven that the actual sale was concluded under terms more favourable t…
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For land-based jointly owned properties, Common Parts extend to the surrounding infrastructure. These include roads, roundabouts, intersections, and drainage systems. Unless designated othe…
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Under Article (11), every owner holds an undivided interest in the building's Common Parts. This interest is calculated based on the ratio of the Unit area to the total area of the jointly…
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Under Article (13), a registered broker is required to apply for the renewal of their registration every year. The application must be submitted to the Division using the prescribed form at…
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