Introduction The Dubai Court of Cassation recently issued a significant ruling (Case No. 120/2025) addressing the enforceability of arbitration clauses in multi-party real estate disputes. This judgment provides valuable insights into how UAE courts approach...
Short answer: yes, an eviction notice in Dubai must be notarized (or officially served via the Notary Public/registered mail) for it to be legally binding. An eviction notice serves as a legal document that is issued by a landlord and states that a notary forms part...
Introduction A recent judgment by the Dubai Court of Cassation (Case No. 112/2025) highlights important principles regarding contractual obligations in real estate transactions. This case examines a seller’s responsibility to deliver property free from occupants...
In a significant ruling that reinforces buyer protections in Dubai’s real estate sector, the Dubai Court of Cassation recently dismissed an appeal filed by a real estate development company and its director against a judgment holding them jointly liable for...
Dubai’s property prices keep climbing, and its rental yields beat those in London, New York and other global hot spots. That makes the emirate’s real estate sector attractive to investors globally. There are multiple ways for foreign investors to capitalize on the...
In the rapidly evolving landscape of UAE real estate law, property disputes can often become intricate legal mazes. A recent case handled by Khairallah Advocates & Legal Consultants sheds light on the complexities surrounding property seizures and the rights of...
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