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Property Sale & Purchase Disputes · Dubai, UAE

Property Purchase Misrepresentation Claims in Dubai

A buyer who relied on false statements about the property, such as title status, mortgage, service charges or physical condition, may claim to cancel or for damages.

What must be proved?

That a statement was made, that it was false and that it influenced the purchase. Pre-sale emails, listing details and inspection reports are useful documents.

What common misstatements arise?

Undisclosed mortgages, unpaid service charges, structural or water defects, and wrong size or status. A pre-purchase check reduces the risk.

What remedies are available?

Cancellation with return of the price in serious cases, or compensation for loss of value and repair cost. See specification misrepresentation.

Documents to have ready

  • Listing and advertisements
  • Messages with seller or broker
  • Sale agreement
  • Inspection or valuation report
  • Service charge statements

Send us the documentsA short message and the key papers are enough for a first assessment.

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Common questions

Does an as-is clause protect the seller?

Not against fraud or deliberate concealment.

Can the broker be liable?

Possibly, if they made false statements.

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This page is general information based on UAE and Dubai legislation as we understand it at the date of drafting. It is not legal advice. Laws are amended, and the right step depends on your documents and facts. Outcomes are never guaranteed.

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