RDC amicably resolved 8,713 rental disputes in the first half of 2021 – Dubai Blog

From 2015 to the end of 2020, the Judicial Lease Dispute Center (RDC) of the Dubai Land Department (DLD) successfully resolved 61,555 major lease cases, accounting for only 2% of the total number of recorded Ejari contracts (4,280,292 contracts) during the DLD Registration, which helps strengthen the community’s confidence in the emirate’s legal and legislative system.

His Excellency Judge Abdulqader Mousa, Director of RDC, Said: “RDC is advancing its responsibilities based on contemporary foundations. These foundations have improved the mechanism for resolving such contractual relationships through a specialized judicial system, keeping pace with the development witnessed by the Emirates, and quickly and accurately resolve lease disputes to ensure that all participating real estate leasing departments and others The social and economic stability of the people in the relevant departments. The Ministry of Reconciliation has played an important role in encouraging the parties to the dispute to settle disputes amicably before reaching arbitration, which has helped to achieve significant success in this regard. In the first half of 2021, the department will resolve disputes amicably 8,713 items, average 7 days, valued at AED 2.533 billion, enabling RDC to realize its vision of becoming an international reference point for resolving lease disputes, especially in quickly resolving lease disputes and shortening their time.”

Moussa He added: “The guidance and support of the wise leadership is the main factor for RDC’s achievements and success in the litigation process in the real estate sector to enhance investor confidence. Since the launch of RDC in 2013, a series of development stages of real estate litigation have begun. , It began to implement the traditional litigation mechanism, and began to supplement the smart litigation mechanism in a paperless form in 2015. In 2018, RDC implemented a remote litigation system without the need for the parties to the conflict to be present in person. RDC is currently working to complete the world’s first Court Probe project, this is a lawsuit without a judge, using artificial intelligence technology to provide all services of RDC in an intelligent and interactive way, in an integrated platform, without staff.

Moussa Confirming that the RDC successfully performs its duties constitutes a strong motivation, which is due to the use of modern technology to develop the digital transformation of the judicial system and all its services, which are characterized by speed and accuracy. This is in line with the vision of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, to provide an excellent work system that will enhance Dubai’s global status, especially because of remote The litigation now provides convenience and provides convenient and fast alternatives for members of the society, which helps realize the intelligent transformation of procedures and services to ensure the happiness, comfort and safety of customers in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Moussa Emphasizing that RDC’s initiatives to implement a remote litigation system in the early stages and two years before the emergence of COVID-19 have made important contributions to actively and quickly respond to the consequences of the pandemic, and achieved RDC’s main goals, namely the accuracy and speed of litigation. Accuracy, while providing convenience for litigants.