As a tenant in Dubai, it's important to understand your rights. For example, you need to ensure that you are aware of what would happen if you ever tried to cancel your tenancy contract. Specifically, you might be thinking about moving. Perhaps you have found a new job, or you need to relocate for personal reasons before your tenancy is up. Can you claim back the money that you’re going to lose here and do you have any rights if you decide to break free of your tenancy contract early? Here are a few facts that will help you navigate this tricky road.
Unfortunately, no set regulation helps tenants escape their contracts early or even just informs them on how to do this. Law 26 doesn’t provide any benefits to you here. It only charters the relationship between you and the landlord. As such, there is no point in seeking help from RERA in this situation. It won't benefit you at all. Instead, you need to start by looking at your contract. This is one of the reasons why it’s always a smart move to read your rental agreement carefully. You will usually find that there is something about leaving early and whether or not this is at all possible. Perhaps you’re on a monthly contract, and that would be great news because it would mean that you can escape your tenancy whenever you require.As a truly customer-centric real estate agency, we offer a range of related services that are designed to make your property journey stress-free and successful from start to end.