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The Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA) has the authority to establish the criteria for Rent increase percentages. These criteria must be in line with the requirements of the prevailing ec…
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The proceeds from a foreclosure sale are used to settle the mortgagor�s debts in a specific order. First, all court fees and costs related to the sale and registration are deducted. Next, t…
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In Hotel Projects (Category 2), the law requires that the management of Common Parts be outsourced to a Hotel Project Management Company. The developer must follow specific rules approved b…
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A landlord may seek eviction if competent Government entities decide that the property must be demolished and reconstructed for urban development. This ground for eviction is only applicabl…
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A developer may not refuse to hand over a completed unit or register it if the purchaser has fulfilled their contractual obligations for that specific unit. This handover must proceed even…
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The Common Parts of a land plot include infrastructure such as roads, roundabouts, pathways, and drainage systems. Unless the site plan indicates otherwise, they also include lakes, parks,…
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Yes, a Landlord can request eviction if a Tenant uses the property in a way that violates planning, construction, or land use regulations. This applies if the Tenant uses the premises for a…
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The Master Developer is responsible for the management and maintenance of Common Facilities, such as parks and streets, within a Master Project. The law requires the developer to outsource…
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If a servient Real Property Unit (the land burdened by an easement) is subdivided, each resulting part generally remains subject to the easement. However, if the easement is only exercised…
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A developer is required to file the Master Community Declaration and other essential documents with the DLD within sixty days of project completion. If a developer fails to submit these doc…
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Under Article (33), RERA is authorized to consider and take action on complaints filed against Owners Committees. This oversight ensures that the committee operates within its legal mandate…
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Eviction for property damage is usually reserved for deliberate acts or gross negligence that endanger the safety of the property. Minor accidental damage that does not affect the structura…
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