Q: We are a group of owners, sharing the same concerns. The developer has handed over the properties to us with: - Unsafe roads, not marked, no signals, no proper speed controls - We found out also that no pest control, rats are entering homes - No landscaping and amenities completed /done as advertised and shown during the purchases. We have supportive documents - No safe security gates - No proper entrance to the community with very dangerous access, for the single point entry We raised complaints to the authority but we don't have yet Owners Association formed, and we want to do a case. Is it possible to do a combined case, since the concerns are the same for all owners?

Q: Dear sir/madam, In January 2017, I purchased a property from a developer. The original booking was for a unit in (.......). After initial payments, I was informed that the unit was double-sold (under dispute) and the previous owner was not willing to sign a release NoC. A swap unit was offered in (.......) - due to be delivered in a few months. Due to construction issues, even 2 years later was not ready for delivery. After escalation, a unit in (.......) was offered as a second swap. All payments were completed on time for each of the units. Almost 3 years of following up passed now since making the final payments in April/May of 2019. I was not informed that the unit is under group mortgage and Title Deed can not be issued until the mortgage is cleared. Always promises that the unit is on priority for clearance. What is the possibility of getting a full refund of all amounts paid under "breach of contract" or any other applicable grounds? I would also like to know a cost estimate for any legal proceedings.

Q: In June 2008, I bought an office in DSO, for AED 847.339. The completion date was December 2010. For 8 years, the developer dragged the construction for unknown reasons. I, therefore, did try through RERA and the Notary Public, to get my money back for breach of contract but the developer refused to answer my request. Today, 8 years later, the office is ready for the final handover. In between, I lost 8 years of rent (AED 360.000) and the opportunity to sell that office when the market was still high. Last but not the least, the developer just informed me verbally that the office that was freehold is now leasehold despite what is stipulated in the signed SPA. Today, I would like to know what are my legal options to get my money back or at least get some compensation.

This Resolution approves the Implementing Bylaw of Law No. (13) of 2008 Regulating the Interim Property Register in the Emirate of Dubai.

This Law establishes interim property register in which sale contracts, off-plan sales, and other off-plan legal dispositions of real property are registered prior to inclusion in the property register maintained by Dubai Land Department.

The provisions of this Law supersede articles (2) and (11) of Law No. (13) of 2008 Regulating the Interim Property Register in the Emirate of Dubai.