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🏗️ Off-Plan Property Delayed in Dubai? Know Your Legal Options 🇦🇪A property buyer recently asked:“I purchased an off-pla...
23/09/2026

🏗️ Off-Plan Property Delayed in Dubai? Know Your Legal Options 🇦🇪

A property buyer recently asked:

“I purchased an off-plan property in Dubai. The handover date passed years ago, the project is still incomplete, and I’ve already paid 70%. Can I claim compensation or cancel the purchase?”

This is an important concern for off-plan property investors.

⚖️ Dubai off-plan property transactions are subject to specific real estate laws and regulations, including Law No. (13) of 2008, as amended, along with applicable Dubai Land Department requirements.

Depending on the Sale & Purchase Agreement (SPA), project status, registration, reason and extent of the delay, and other circumstances, a purchaser may have legal remedies available. These could potentially include seeking compensation, termination/refund, or other relief—but cancellation or compensation is not automatic and requires assessment of the specific case.

🔍 Before taking action, check:

✅ The contractual handover date and any extension clauses
✅ The current DLD/RERA project status
✅ Whether the property/project is properly registered
✅ How much you have already paid
✅ The developer’s explanation for the delay
✅ Any notices or revised completion dates you received
✅ Whether you have suffered documented financial loss

📑 Every delayed project is different. Review your SPA and supporting documents before deciding your next step.

💬 Facing a similar UAE property issue?

Send EZ LegalHire your question. We regularly feature practical client questions to help educate UAE property owners and investors.

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🏠 Real Estate Broker’s Fee in Dubai — What Does the Law Say?If you are selling a property in Dubai and your broker is as...
17/09/2026

🏠 Real Estate Broker’s Fee in Dubai — What Does the Law Say?

If you are selling a property in Dubai and your broker is asking for a 2% commission, the key question is not simply whether 2% is “standard” — it is what was agreed between you and the broker.

Dubai real estate brokerage is regulated by By-Law No. 85 of 2006 Regarding the Regulation of Real Estate Brokers’ Register in the Emirate of Dubai.

⚖️ Article 26 provides that the brokerage contract should be in writing and state the names of the parties, details of the property and the brokerage conditions, and that the contract should be registered in the real estate register.

⚖️ Article 27 provides that the broker’s fee is determined by agreement. If there is no agreement on the amount, the fee may be determined according to prevailing practice.

📌 In practice, 2% of the purchase price is commonly seen in Dubai real estate transactions, but it is not automatically a fixed statutory fee in every case.

Before accepting or disputing a broker’s commission:

✅ Review the signed brokerage or listing agreement
✅ Check the agreed commission percentage and payment conditions
✅ Keep written communications relating to the fee
✅ Obtain legal advice if the amount or entitlement is disputed

💬 Have a Dubai property or brokerage question?
Send it to EZ LegalHire — we regularly turn real client questions into practical legal-awareness posts.

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🏠 Dubai Property Question? Ask Before You Act. 🇦🇪A seller recently asked us:“My agent sold my property and is asking for...
16/09/2026

🏠 Dubai Property Question? Ask Before You Act. 🇦🇪

A seller recently asked us:

“My agent sold my property and is asking for a 2% broker’s fee. Am I legally required to pay it?”

Questions like this can arise every day when buying, selling, renting or investing in UAE property—and the answer often depends on your agreement and the circumstances.

💬 Have a UAE real estate or legal question of your own?

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🏢 Can 2 Majority Partners Force the 3rd Partner Out of a UAE Free Zone Company? 👀Not necessarily. Majority ownership alo...
15/09/2026

🏢 Can 2 Majority Partners Force the 3rd Partner Out of a UAE Free Zone Company? 👀

Not necessarily. Majority ownership alone may not be enough to remove a partner if the MOA, Articles, Shareholders’ Agreement or applicable Free Zone rules do not provide a valid mechanism.

⚠️ Acting without the proper legal process could lead to a shareholder dispute or compensation claim.

💼 Facing a partner dispute, conflict of interest, or competitor issue?

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🇦🇪 Employer Refusing to Cancel Your UAE Employment Visa? Know Your Options.A UAE employee recently asked:“My company is ...
14/09/2026

🇦🇪 Employer Refusing to Cancel Your UAE Employment Visa? Know Your Options.

A UAE employee recently asked:

“My company is closing down, but my employer/sponsor is not signing my visa cancellation papers. How can I get my visa cancelled?”

This can become a serious problem—especially when you need to change jobs, leave the UAE, regularise your immigration status, or recover unpaid employment dues.

⚖️ What can you do?

If your employer is refusing or unable to complete the required employment cancellation process, you may be able to raise the matter with MOHRE if your employment falls within its jurisdiction. Depending on the circumstances, the relevant immigration authority—such as GDRFA Dubai or ICP—may also need to be involved.

Your options will depend on factors such as:

✅ Your current visa and work-permit status
✅ Whether the company is active, expired or closing
✅ Whether a labour complaint has already been filed
✅ Outstanding salary or end-of-service entitlements
✅ The immigration authority responsible for your residence permit

📌 Important: Company closure does not mean employees should simply ignore their visa status. If your employer is unresponsive, take action through the appropriate official channels rather than waiting indefinitely.

💰 You may also have separate employment claims for unpaid salary, end-of-service benefits or other contractual/statutory entitlements, depending on your circumstances.

💬 Facing an employer, visa or labour problem in the UAE?

Send your question to EZ LegalHire. We regularly turn real client concerns into educational posts to help UAE employees and businesses understand their options.

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⚖️ Can financially capable relatives be required to support a family member who cannot support himself? 🇦🇪A client asked...
12/09/2026

⚖️ Can financially capable relatives be required to support a family member who cannot support himself? 🇦🇪

A client asked us: “My husband has a mental disorder and cannot financially support himself. Can his family be required to contribute to his expenses and medical care?”

Under Article 110 of the UAE Personal Status Law, maintenance may, in certain circumstances, be sought from solvent relatives who would inherit from the person, subject to the legal order, financial capacity, need, and the court’s assessment.

📌 Every family situation is different, so medical evidence, financial circumstances and family relationships can be important.

💬 Have a UAE family-law question? Send it to us.

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🌍 Outside the UAE but worried about a criminal case involving a family member? You’re not alone. 🇦🇪One of our clients re...
11/09/2026

🌍 Outside the UAE but worried about a criminal case involving a family member? You’re not alone. 🇦🇪

One of our clients recently contacted us from overseas with an urgent question:

“My husband is detained in the UAE. I have prosecution documents and case numbers, but I don’t understand the current stage of the case. How can I officially follow the case while I’m outside the UAE?”

This is a situation many families abroad can find difficult to navigate—especially when they don’t understand the UAE legal system or know which authority currently has the case.

⚖️ Depending on the case and jurisdiction, you may need to determine whether the matter is:

✅ Still under investigation/prosecution
✅ Referred or transferred to another competent prosecution authority
✅ Transferred to the criminal court
✅ Awaiting a hearing, decision or judgment

📑 Already have UAE prosecution or court documents? They can contain important information such as the case number, reference number, authority and procedural stage.

🌎 YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE IN THE UAE TO START SEEKING GUIDANCE.

If you are in Fiji, India, Pakistan, the UK, Europe, Africa, the Philippines, the US, Canada or anywhere else, and a family member has a legal matter in the UAE, you can seek UAE-based legal assistance to understand the available procedures and representation options.

📩 DM “CASE STATUS”
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🏠 Evicted Because Your Landlord Said They Were Selling — But the Property Was Re-Rented? 👀One of our clients asked:“I re...
10/09/2026

🏠 Evicted Because Your Landlord Said They Were Selling — But the Property Was Re-Rented? 👀

One of our clients asked:

“I received a 12-month eviction notice because my landlord wanted to sell. Instead, the property was gifted to his son and rented out again. Can I claim compensation?”

⚖️ In Dubai, the reason stated for eviction matters. If the circumstances after eviction do not match the stated ground, the former tenant may have grounds to explore a compensation claim, depending on the facts and evidence.

📌 Keep your eviction notice, Ejari, proof of moving costs, and any evidence showing the property was transferred or re-rented.

💬 Facing a similar tenancy issue in Dubai?
DM “TENANCY” and tell us what happened.

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🏠 Selling Property in Dubai? What If the Buyer’s 10% Deposit Comes From Someone Else? 🇦🇪You’re ready to sign Contract F,...
09/09/2026

🏠 Selling Property in Dubai? What If the Buyer’s 10% Deposit Comes From Someone Else? 🇦🇪

You’re ready to sign Contract F, but the buyer’s 10% security deposit is being provided by a third party rather than the buyer.

Should you accept it?

⚠️ Don’t treat this as just a payment detail.

A third-party deposit can raise important questions around:

🔹 Who legally provided the deposit?
🔹 Is the payment clearly authorized on behalf of the buyer?
🔹 Who could claim the deposit if the transaction fails?
🔹 Are the payer’s identity and source of funds properly documented?
🔹 Does Contract F clearly reflect the arrangement?
🔹 Are there AML/compliance considerations that need to be addressed?

📑 Before signing Contract F or accepting the deposit, consider having the transaction documents reviewed and ensuring the payment arrangement is properly recorded.

A property transaction worth millions shouldn’t depend on an assumption.

🏢 BUYING OR SELLING PROPERTY IN DUBAI?

Get legal guidance before you sign.

📩 DM “PROPERTY” to discuss your situation
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📄 About to Sign a Contract in the UAE? Read This First. 🇦🇪A contract should do more than record an agreement — it should...
09/09/2026

📄 About to Sign a Contract in the UAE? Read This First. 🇦🇪

A contract should do more than record an agreement — it should clearly define your rights, obligations, payments, responsibilities and what happens if something goes wrong.

One unclear clause today can become an expensive dispute tomorrow.

⚖️ EZ LegalHire can assist with Contract Drafting & Review for:

✅ Commercial & service agreements
✅ Partnership & joint venture agreements
✅ NDA & confidentiality agreements
✅ Lease & rental agreements
✅ Supply & purchase agreements
✅ Sales agreements
✅ Terms & conditions
✅ Existing contract reviews

🔍 Already received a contract?
Before signing, have the important clauses reviewed for potential risks, unclear obligations, payment terms, termination provisions, liability and dispute-resolution terms.

💼 Starting a new business deal?
Get an agreement tailored to your transaction instead of relying on a generic template.

🚨 DON’T SIGN FIRST AND DISCOVER THE PROBLEM LATER.

Need a contract drafted or reviewed in the UAE?

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