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What are real estate agents in Dubai legally responsible for, and what happens when a property deal goes wrong? In this episode of Lawgical, U.S.-qualified lawyer Ludmila Yamalova explores the legal framework governing real estate agents in the UAE, with a particular focus on Dubai. She explains the duties agents owe buyers and sellers, the limits of their role, and how disputes over commissions, deposit cheques, and property transactions can arise.
Drawing on practical examples and court cases, Ludmila discusses:
Whether you are an agent, buyer, seller, or investor, this episode explains why understanding the rules matters, and how compliance helps protect both individual transactions and confidence in Dubai’s real estate market.
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Who owns and controls the common areas of a jointly owned property in Dubai? What rights do individual property owners have, and what happens when they disagree with a developer or management company? In this episode of Lawgical, Ludmila Yamalova examines the legal framework governing jointly owned properties in Dubai. She explains how the UAE Constitution, the UAE Civil Transactions Law, Dubai real estate laws, the Eight Principles of Dubai, and RERA regulations collectively shape the rights and protections available to property owners and investors.
The episode also explores the roles of owners’ committees, management companies, developers, the Dubai Land Department and RERA. It considers recurring concerns involving service charges, access to financial records, conflicts of interest, management-company performance and the limited legal standing currently available to owners’ committees. Topics covered include:
The central principle is that owners hold genuine interests in the common parts of their communities and should be able to manage those interests collectively. Management companies act as service providers, while regulators and legal procedures are intended to protect property ownership, investor confidence and the integrity of Dubai’s real estate market.
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