Real Estate Regulatory Agency

What is RERA : The Real Estate Regulatory Agency 
RERA is The regulatory arm of Dubai Land Department, provides support to the department through regulate the relationship between companies managing properties and residential buildings, as well as regulating the work of real estate brokers and owners associations. The department sets legislation to regulate the relationship between all contracting parties and to organizes the exchange process of properties.

رمضان كريم / كل سنة والامارات وحكامها وسكانها وشعبها الطيب بالف خير ولمزيد من التقدم والازدهار.

رمضان كريم / كل سنة والامارات وحكامها وسكانها وشعبها الطيب بالف خير ولمزيد من التقدم والازدهار

Civil Law System | Dubai Best Lawyer | Jihad El Haddad

U.A.E Civil Law System Governing Disputes : The U.A.E operates under a civil law system, and statutes are the primary source of law. There is no Doctrine of binding Precedent, and judgments of the higher courts are not binding on the lower courts (although they can be useful guide as to how a court my react in cases with similar issues in dispute). Each Case is decided on its own merits and facts. Relatively recent federal legislation requires commercial disputes to first be referred to a reconciliation committee appointed by the U.A.E Ministry of Justice. The Reconciliation committee attempts to facilitate a settlement, failing which the parties may proceed with filing a lawsuit at the competent courts of law. ( This procedure is not applicable in the Emirate of Dubai and Ras Al Khaimah

Alternative of Dispute Resolution | Dubai Best Lawyer | Jihad El Haddad

There are No Laws or rules governing Mediation in the U.A.E and Mediation is usually a strictly private Business regulated by agreement between the Parties. 
The DIFC ( Dubai International Financial Court) has promulgated mediation Rules, which may be resorted to by parties wishing to settle their dispute such means instead of litigation in courts. The contracting parties are Free to agree on the procedure of Mediation and also to appoint a Mediator.