100% Online Clearance for Rental Lawsuits (First Instance and Appeal) in Abu Dhabi
Registering rental lawsuits ensures the official documentation of real estate claims and evictions, with the Qarar team assuming full administrative preparation 100% online in Abu Dhabi to accelerate Dispute Committee decisions.
How are Rental lawsuits registered before the Rent Dispute Settlement Committees online in Abu Dhabi?
Resolving rental arrears requires procedural speed to guarantee the rights of both landlords and tenants. At Qarar, we employ 16 years of field experience to manage the integrated digital clearance for files of the Rent Dispute Settlement Committees in Abu Dhabi. We manage the documentary cycle 100% remotely for both litigation levels, starting from substantive and urgent claims, moving through the issuance of rental payment orders, and reaching appeals and disbursement requests. We ensure the electronic procedural preparation of submissions to accelerate the resolution of real estate disputes and immediately activate administrative execution procedures.
100% Remote Execution | +42K Cleared Files | 16+ Years Expertise | 100% Gov Integration
Procedural Scope for Registering Rental Cases & Subsequent Requests (Digitally)
Litigation Degree | Types of Rental Cases (Registered Online) | Subsequent Requests (Electronic Post-Registration) |
|---|---|---|
First Instance Court (Rental) | Registering a substantive rental case, urgent rental registration, miscellaneous rental requests, extracting a rental performance order, rental order on petition, and other services. | Requesting a judgment copy, no-appeal certificate, final and binding judgment certificate, notification, memorandum deposit, disbursement, recovery and deposit, correspondence request (remotely), and other services. |
Appeal Court (Rental) | Registering a rental appeal, urgent rental appeal and performance orders, orders on petitions, judgment interpretation requests, omission of requests, grievance, petition for reconsideration (digitally), and other services. | Requesting a minute/judgment copy, no-contest certificate, binding judgment certificate, notification, memorandum deposit, disbursement, recovery and deposit, correspondence request (online), and other services. |
Administrative Prerequisites for Registering Rental & Appeal Cases (Remotely)
- Authenticated Tenancy Contract (Tawtheeq): Attaching a copy (PDF) of the tenancy contract approved by the “Tawtheeq” system as a fundamental condition to prove the rental relationship and accept the case registration (online).
- Notary Eviction Notice: In the event the case is an eviction request, it is administratively required to attach the notary notice directed to the tenant along with proof of the expiration of the legal timeframe specified for the notice to upload it (digitally).
- Financial Documents & Attachments: Attaching original returned cheques, account statements, water and electricity consumption bills, and the first instance judgment in the event of an appeal request to insert them into the portal.
- Digital Identity (UAE PASS): National access authentication for the landlord or tenant to upload the transaction electronically and authenticate it (remotely) in the department’s system.
Steps for Clearing Rental Cases (Electronically)
- Structural Audit of Notices: Scrutinizing the dates and legal timeframes of the notary notices prior to the (electronic) registration to guarantee the dispute committees do not reject the eviction request.
- Insertion in the Disputes Platform: Uploading the statement of claim (whether to claim rent or eviction) via the (digital) system and fixing the real estate and opponents’ data.
- Settling Rental Fees: Extracting the payment order and supplying the mandated fees (online) – which are mostly calculated as a percentage of the rental value – to schedule the (visual) hearing date.
- Managing Memorandums & Judgment Outcomes: Tracking the deposit of memorandums (remotely) to respond to the opponent, and immediately upon judgment issuance, a request to extract a “final judgment certificate” is registered to transition to the execution phase.
Remote Rental Case Management vs. Individual Submission
Procedural Criteria | 100% Online Clearance via Qarar | Traditional (Paper/Physical) Submission |
|---|---|---|
Registering a Rental Performance Order | Fast track to claim fixed delayed rent via cheques (online), and other services. | Prolonging the dispute duration by registering a standard, procedurally slow substantive case, and other challenges. |
Auditing Eviction Durations | Strict verification of fulfilling the notary notice durations before filing the case (digitally), and other services. | Dismissal of the case and loss of fees due to failing to fulfill the notice’s legal duration, and other challenges. |
Arrears Withdrawal Procedures | Instant registration of (disbursement and recovery) requests to transfer deposited rental amounts, and other services. | Leaving amounts suspended in the court treasury due to the landlord’s ignorance of the withdrawal mechanism, and other challenges. |
Structuring Rental Dispute Committees Fees & Clearance Remuneration (Online)
Qarar adopts clear financial standards that definitively separate the department’s costs from the execution fees when processing real estate disputes (remotely). The total cost for registering rental disputes is distributed into two sections:
- Sovereign Fees for Dispute Resolution Committees: These represent the judicial fees imposed by the government, and are mostly estimated as a percentage of the annual rental value or the claimed arrears (in first instance cases), in addition to fixed fees in orders on petitions and appeals, and they are entirely supplied (online) to the department.
- Documentary Clearance Remuneration (Office Effort): This is the cost owed to our experts in exchange for studying eviction notice dates, merging and classifying authenticated contracts in the (digital) portal, and managing the upload of memorandums and extracting execution formulas. This is estimated for you upfront with transparency based on the volume of documents and the degree of the dispute.