He is preparing to launch the "judicial probe" to constitute a quantum leap in "remote litigation".

"Resolution of Rental Disputes" resolves 10.17 thousand cases "amicably" within 9 years

• Dubai Lands: 5.2 million lease contracts, with a total value of 654 billion dirhams, over nine years.

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• Abdul Qadir Musa: "We harnessed our material resources, particularly the technology, to establish Dubai's position on the regional and global arenas, as a first real estate destination for investors."

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The Rental Dispute Settlement Center, the judicial arm of the Dubai Land Department, confirmed that it was launched nine years ago according to a systematic and developmental journey, with the aim of achieving social and economic stability for all those involved in the real estate rental sector and related sectors, and developing mechanisms for procedures for resolving disputes.

The center revealed that it had succeeded in resolving 10,179 “amicable reconciliation” cases, for cases amounting to about 282.8 million dirhams, while the average period of reconciliation in dispute cases reached five days.

System development

The head of the Rental Dispute Settlement Center, Judge Abdul Qadir Musa, said: “The center has taken upon itself to strengthen and develop the judicial system in the real estate sector, based on the vision of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, who has always emphasized that Justice is the basis of governance and the happiness of the members of society.

He added, "We worked diligently and tirelessly with our qualified national cadres, and harnessed all our material resources, especially technology, to chart a strategic path that defines the features of the future of litigation, which is fully consistent with the visions and directions of the Emirate of Dubai in consolidating its position on the regional and global arena, as a first real estate destination for investors."

Judge Musa expressed his pride in developing the world's first smart judicial rental system available to litigants, whether they are inside or outside the country.

number of suits

According to the center, the number of registered lawsuits since its inception has reached 103,975 rental lawsuits, divided between 92,732 first instance lawsuits, and 11,243 appeal lawsuits, of which 100,000 lawsuits have been settled, at a rate of 96% of the number of cases registered for the center.

These lawsuits constitute, according to the center, only 1.9% of the total number of lease contracts registered with Dubai Land Department during the same period, amounting to more than 5.2 million lease contracts, with a total value of 654 billion dirhams, which contributes to strengthening community confidence. The laws and the legislative system in the Emirate.

Litigation speed

Moussa continued, "The speed and accuracy of litigation can be inferred through the index of the average duration of dismissal in primary cases, which amounts to 10 days, and the average duration of dismissal in appellate cases is 14 days."

He added: «With regard to the implementation of provisions, the average duration of implementation of rental provisions and decisions in 2013 was up to 10 days, and after converting implementation services to (smart), and providing a coherent and integrated system under one system, the average duration of implementation of rental provisions and decisions for the year 2022 has become It is four days, while the rate of implementation of judgments and decisions reached 97%.” A smart system

Judge Musa stated that the center has been launching initiatives aimed at achieving its vision aimed at being the first international reference in resolving real estate disputes, pointing out that these initiatives included: The rental dispute settlement system in 2015, which is the first smart judicial rental system in the world specialized in case management. Rentals from registration, settlement, issuance and enforcement of judgments.

He pointed to the Smart Judge application initiative, which was launched in 2016, and the launch of the “Good Hand Committee” in 2017 to assist difficult cases affected by rental lawsuits, in addition to the launch of the “remote litigation” system in 2018.

Judge Musa also referred to the “rental status sheet” that was launched in 2018, and it is a service that enables the parties to the lease contract to inquire about the rental sheet of the other party in the Dispute Resolution Center system.

He revealed that the "judicial probe", which is considered the first of its kind in the world, and is being prepared to be launched soon, will constitute a quantum leap and a new stage in the "remote litigation" system, as it is an innovative concept for the future of litigation, where judicial rulings are issued through the employment of artificial intelligence, which can Litigants to obtain judgments without human intervention.

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