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Finding the perfect home is one of the most important decisions for anyone, but so is having the right landlord. So, if you want to find out whether there are any active or past rental cases...

Tenancy Law is one of the most important aspects of societies' life by means of which individuals' rights and duties are determined. Besides, it also sets guiding principle for interactions among individuals...

The landlord–tenant relationship in Dubai is primarily governed by Law No. 26 of 2007 Regulating Relations between Landlords and Tenants...

Dubai's landlord-tenant framework establishes a comprehensive regulatory system governing lease contracts, rent adjustments, and eviction procedures. This analysis examines the statutory controls under Law No. 26 of 2007 and related decrees, exploring how contractual rights are balanced against clear legal limits in one of the region's most active rental markets.

When a landlord dies and a security deposit remains disputed, tenants face questions about both the validity of deductions and who has authority to settle the account. This analysis examines how cleaning charges, damage claims, and ordinary wear should be distinguished, while also addressing the estate-administration requirements that determine which party can lawfully resolve the financial dispute.

Dubai's Toyota Building demolition has exposed critical questions about tenant rights and illegal apartment partitions in the emirate's rental market. As electricity disconnections force residents out ahead of the 2027 demolition, the situation highlights broader regulatory challenges around shared housing permits, landlord responsibilities, and the legal framework governing building demolitions and tenant protections.

In the United Arab Emirates, there are stringent requirements for leasing… if only there was another way.

The tenancy relationship between property owners and their tenants occupies a central place in the Dubai real estate market, given the interplay of economic and legal considerations it entails. The Dubai legislator addressed this relationship through Law No. (26) of 2007 Regulating the Relationship Between Landlords and Tenants in the Emirate of Dubai, and subsequently amended a number of its provisions by Law No. (33) of 2008, in pursuit of a more precise balance betw

Given the widespread acceptance of electronic communication in legal proceedings both internationally and within the UAE, Federal Decree-Law No. (35) of 2022 Promulgating the Law of Evidence in Civil...

To effectively manage occupied rental properties, fostering a strong, professional and compliant relationship between landlords and tenants is crucial.

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Accommodation disputes in Dubai can arise from tenancy agreements, holiday home operations, or property management contracts—each governed by different legal frameworks. Understanding which rules apply, what notices are required, and which authority has jurisdiction is essential before pursuing eviction, payment recovery, or regulatory complaints.

Property disputes in Dubai can involve high-value investments, tenancy rights, family assets, and off-plan purchases. Understanding the legal framework, evidence requirements, and proper dispute resolution channels is essential for buyers, landlords, tenants, and developers navigating real estate conflicts in the UAE.

Dubai Municipality is set to announce the detailed licensing requirements and operational standards for shared housing. Legal consultant Dr. Hasan Elhais explains the scope of the new regulatory framework, covering compliance rules, tenant payment defaults, and the digital registry system.

Rental disputes in Dubai can be costly and complex, but finding affordable legal representation doesn't mean compromising on quality. Understanding the Rental Dispute Settlement Center process, knowing when to seek legal help, and avoiding common mistakes can protect both tenants and landlords while keeping costs manageable.

In the UAE, the process of buying, selling, and leasing real estate is meticulously regulated through laws and legislation designed to protect the rights of all parties involved and ensure the transparency and integrity of real estate transactions.

Due to the recent increase in rents across the country, but particularly in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, a 5-10 per cent deposit usually paid on renting out a new home can easily top Dh10,000.

Rental disputes in Dubai require clear documentation and strategic preparation. Understanding the Rental Disputes Center procedures, evidence requirements, and the distinction between renewal negotiations and eviction grounds helps tenants and landlords resolve disagreements over rent, repairs, deposits, and possession without escalating manageable issues into overlapping claims.