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We draft your eviction notice, arrange its notarization and have it served on your tenant in Dubai, with valid grounds and the right notice period.
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An eviction notice tells a tenant in advance that they must leave a property in Dubai, and it sets out the reason. A landlord can only serve one on grounds that Dubai’s tenancy laws and regulations accept, and the notice period depends on which ground applies.
Landlords who want to end a tenancy have to give formal notice and respect these periods. A notarized notice, delivered through the courts, gives you clear proof that the tenant was informed.
We prepare the notice to accepted standards, arrange notarization with the Dubai Courts Notary Public and make sure it reaches your tenant.
Landlords may serve notice for reasons such as these. The list is not exhaustive.
Serving an eviction notice takes three steps.
Eviction Notice
Requirements can vary by case. We confirm the exact list before drafting.
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Eviction Notice
Yes. A landlord can serve 12 months’ notice at any point, even while the contract is still running. The tenant does not have to leave until the full 12 months have passed, whatever the contract’s end date.
It depends on the reason for eviction. In Dubai, many cases require 12 months’ notice.
To be enforceable, it must be sent through a notary public or by registered courier. The Dubai Rental Dispute Center does not accept notices given by WhatsApp, email or word of mouth.
It should state the full names of the landlord and the tenant, the property address, the legal reason for eviction, the planned eviction date and the provision of Dubai’s tenancy law it relies on. The landlord must sign it.
Yes. If the tenant believes the reason is invalid or being misused, for example a landlord who claims to need the property for personal use and then rents it out again, they can bring a case before the Dubai Rental Dispute Center. The center reviews the evidence and decides the outcome.
Selling the property can be a valid reason in some cases, subject to the notice rules.