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Expert Legal Notice Services in Dubai | POA & More

At POA & More, we are your trusted partner for all legal notice needs in Dubai. Specializing in drafting, e-notarizing, and serving various legal notices, we bring years of experience to ensure your legal matters are handled with precision and full compliance with Dubai’s laws. Our services extend beyond eviction notices to include a wide range of legal notices, safeguarding your rights and interests. For personalized support or more information, reach out to us today!

Understanding Legal Notices in Dubai

Dubai’s legal framework operates under strict regulations to maintain fairness between landlords and tenants. A key aspect of this framework is the issuance of legal notices, which are essential for enforcing rights and obligations. Below, we break down the different types of legal notices we handle, their requirements, and the supporting documents needed.

Types of Legal Notices We Handle

  1. Eviction Notices

Eviction notices are crucial for landlords wishing to terminate a tenancy contract. These notices must meet specific legal criteria to be valid.

Types of Eviction Notices:

  • Non-Renewal of Tenancy Contract:

Landlords must provide a 90-day written notice if they do not wish to renew a tenancy. Valid reasons include selling the property, personal use, or major renovations. The notice must clearly state the reason for non-renewal to avoid invalidation.

Supporting Documents Required:

    • Landlord’s EID (or passport)
    • Tenant’s EID (or passport)
    • Tenancy Contract
    • Title Deed (to prove ownership)
  • Eviction for Non-Payment of Rent:

If a tenant fails to pay rent, landlords must issue a 30-day notice to settle the dues. If the tenant does not comply, the landlord can proceed with eviction notice to be served to the tenant.

Supporting Documents Required:

    • Landlord’s EID (or passport)
    • Tenant’s EID (or passport)
    • Tenancy Contract
    • Bounced Cheques (or any relevant proof of non-payment)
  • Eviction for Violation of Tenancy Terms:

Tenants who breach the tenancy contract—such as by subletting without permission, causing damage, or engaging in illegal activities—can be issued an eviction notice. The notice must specify the violation and allow a reasonable period for resolution.

Supporting Documents Required:

    • Landlord’s EID (or passport)
    • Tenant’s EID (or passport)
    • Tenancy Contract
    • Evidence of Violation (e.g., photos, witness statements, or police reports)
  • Eviction for Personal Use or Property Sale:

Landlords can evict tenants for personal use or to sell the property, but a 12-month notice is required. Supporting evidence, such as a sale agreement or sworn affidavit, must be included.

Supporting Documents Required:

    • Landlord’s EID (or passport)
    • Tenant’s EID (or passport)
    • Tenancy Contract
    • Title Deed
  • Eviction for Demolition or Renovation:

If a property is slated for demolition or major renovations, landlords must provide a 12-month notice with details of the planned work.

Supporting Documents Required:

    • Landlord’s EID (or passport)
    • Tenant’s EID (or passport)
    • Tenancy Contract
    • Title Deed
    • Approval from Relevant Authorities (for demolition or renovation plans)
  1. Other Legal Notices

In addition to eviction notices, POA & More assists with:

  • Rent Increase Notices: Ensuring compliance with Dubai’s rental laws.
  • Termination Notices for Breach of Contract: Addressing failures to meet tenancy obligations.
  • Vacating Notices: Helping tenants formally notify landlords of their intent to vacate.

Key Considerations for Legal Notices

  • Legal Compliance: Notices must align with Dubai’s rental laws, including Law No. 26 of 2007 and its amendments.
  • Notice Periods: Ensure the correct notice period is provided based on the reason for the eviction.
  • Proper Delivery: Notices must be delivered through registered mail or other legally recognized methods.
  • Dispute Resolution: Disputes are resolved through the RDSC, where both parties file their case.

How POA & More Can Help You

Navigating the legal notice process can be complex, but with POA & More, you’re in expert hands. Our services include:

  • Drafting Notices: Crafting clear, legally compliant notices tailored to your situation.
  • E-Notarization and Court Attestation: Handling the attestation process with Dubai Courts for official recognition.
  • Serving Notices: Ensuring proper delivery through legal channels, with registered proof of service.

Why Choose POA & More?

Legal notices are a critical tool for landlords and tenants alike, but they must be handled carefully to comply with Dubai’s laws. At POA & More, we provide the expertise and support needed to navigate these processes confidently and fairly.

For professional assistance with eviction notices or any other legal notices, trust POA & More. Contact us today to discuss your requirements or learn more about our services!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What types of legal notices do you handle?

A: We handle various legal notices, including eviction notices, rent increase notices, termination notices for breach of contract, and vacating notices.

Q2: How long does it take to process a legal notice?

A: The processing time for legal notices can vary depending on the type of notice and the specific circumstances. Generally, we aim to complete the drafting and notarization within the same day, and the delivery normally takes 2 business days.

Q3: What documents are required for eviction notices?

A: Required documents typically include the landlord’s and tenant’s EIDs (or passports), the tenancy contract, and any relevant supporting documents, such as proof of non-payment or evidence of violation, etc.

Q4: Can tenants contest an eviction notice?

A: Yes, tenants have the right to contest an eviction notice. They can present their case at the Rental Dispute Settlement Centre (RDSC).

Q5: How can I ensure my legal notice is valid?

A: To ensure your legal notice is valid, it must comply with Dubai’s rental laws, include the correct notice period, and be delivered through legally recognized methods.

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