Ensuring property disputes can be sorted quickly and peacefully is an extremely important aspect of ensuring booming ecosystems can continue to thrive. In light of this, Dubai Land Department (DLD) has successfully completed 647 real estate settlements using Oqoodi, the digital platform navigating land and property disputes.
Dubai Land Department provides a conflict resolution service to customers, aiming to help investors and developers reach an agreement that satisfies all parties of the contractual relationship and guarantees their rights. DLD has harnessed all possibilities to resolve property disputes through reliable resolutions, thereby minimizing the need for judicial proceedings.
Through Oqoodi, DLD has managed to settle disputes worth more than AED 1.38 billion in H1’24, showcasing the safe and reliable ability of DLD to document agreements. It continues to serve as a valuable resource for investors and developers as it enhances confidence and promotes cooperation.
DLD boasts capable and qualified legal specialists to manage settlements between parties. It ensures their rights through specialised consultations and careful analysis of disputes. This approach contributes to quick and effective solutions without resorting to the courts, therefore maintaining good relations and saving time, effort, and expenses associated with judicial proceedings.
Abdullah Al Zarooni, legal support section manager at Dubai Land Department
Abdullah Al Zarooni, legal support section manager at Dubai Land Department, noted that amicable settlements underscore the vital role played by DLD in encouraging reconciliation through the Oqoodi Platform.
“This approach is an effective mean of resolving disputes swiftly and efficiently, achieving investor satisfaction and happiness. These settlements enable parties to proceed with their investments, ensuring that real estate projects continue without delays and effectively support multiple industries linked to construction.”
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