ما هي حقوقي كمستأجر في دبي إذا تم حظر إيجاري؟

Dear Questioner,

First, you should know that as long as you have legally rented the property and have consistently paid the rent on time, neither the previous nor the new owner has the right to evict you.

According to the law and established regulations, the sale of the property does not affect the tenant under any circumstances.

The ownership of the property transfers to the new owner along with all rights and previous judgments.

Therefore, you can proceed to the RERA and file a case to compel both the new and previous owners to provide you with the Ejari contract, so that you can continue to use the property.

Dear Client,

Thanks for your question! I hope you are doing well. I will definitely assist you in this matter.

The absence of Ejari registration doesn't automatically invalidate your tenant rights. Communicate your concerns to your new landlord.

Consider approaching the Dubai Rent Committee for mediation. Keep records of all communications. Temporary solutions like direct utility payments could be explored while resolving the situation.

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ABDUL WAHIED