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How to dispute an eviction notice if it was not sent properly by the landlord?
Hi Sir/Madam
My landlord filed an eviction case in RDC against me based on an email notice he sent last year.
After the first hearing, the judge asked the landlord to deposit a fee for expert opinion. The expert came to the conclusion that the email notice is valid for eviction.
When I quoted the law and was told that the email notice was not valid legally as per RERA law, the expert said that the law was not his area of expertise and gave a final report in the landlord's favor.
In such cases, does the judge usually give a verdict based on the conclusion of the expert report or the RERA law?
Dear Client,
Thanks for your question, I hope you are doing well. I will definitely assist you with this matter.
In UAE eviction cases, judges consider both expert reports and applicable laws. The final decision is based on a combination of these factors.
It's important to present your case in line with the relevant laws to strengthen your position in court.
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ABDUL WAHIED
Dear Questioner,
According to Law, the landlord must provide the other party with a 12-month written notice through a registered mail or notary public.
You, as a tenant acknowledged it, therefore the notice shall be considered as served.
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