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What Are the New Updates in Health Protocols in the UAE?

Covid-19, the new strain of coronavirus has undoubtedly created a world epidemic, and its effects are still being grappled with globally. Pandemic outbreaks have occurred before on numerous occasions, and they have had a crippling effect on the world economy. However, never before the world has collectively experienced such a bottleneck effect on international trade and shipping. The underlying causes are numerous and include factory closures, supply shortage, transit and payment delays, to name a few. Many businesses have been pushed to the brink of bankruptcy in increasing numbers worldwide. The virus and its causes were relatively unknown before 2019, and two years down the lane, the world is still recovering from its effects.

In comparison with the rest of the world, the UAE has however, led the vaccine race and has been at the forefront, taking proactive measures to ensure the safety and wellbeing of the people. The UAE currently leads the world nations in the number of Covid-19 vaccines administered, with 96% of its population being fully vaccinated .This is a staggering achievement, and combined with the Covid-19 protection measures, the country has successfully brought life close to normal, with residents being able to enjoy a more accessible and healthier environment compared to many other nations.

Al Hosn Application:

The UAE government has introduced the Al Hosn application, which functions as the official application of the government for both contact tracing, as well as health status updates related to Covid-19. The application serves as the e-platform facilitating the following measures:

* COVID-19 test results and a recording of all previous Covid-19 results with their respective dates

* Notification if one has been in contact or is confirmed with a case of Covid-19

* All information concerning Covid-19 vaccination showing the type of vaccine taken and the certification authenticating the dosage and the number of vaccines taken.

Latest Health protocols:

The health system in the UAE provides both governments funded as well as private health facilities, able to provide a comprehensive health care solution. The emergency response system is managed by the National Crisis and Emergency Management Authority (NCEMA). The covid-19 precautionary measures are strictly enforced within the UAE, with violations inviting hefty penalties. The NCEMA has recently introduced the new covid-19 countermeasures and health protocol which will be in effect from 1 March 2022.

Close contacts: Mandatory quarantine requirement for close contacts of Covid-19 has been removed.

Quarantine for infected: The quarantine requirements for those infected by CoviD-19 are still in place, with the only change that those in quarantine are no longer required to wear wristbands with location tracking feature as previously mandated.

Social distancing and use of face masks: Mask-wearing still remains mandatory in public indoor spaces; however, has now been made optional outdoors.

Emirate level flexibility : Each emirate has been accorded the flexibility to determine the duration of the quarantine period and the PCR tests for Covid contacts in their respective sectors and professions, according to the vital sectors indicator. Many emirates followed suit to ensure effective preventive measures, including implementing fixed charges for PCR testing. The emirate of Abu Dhabi has recently announced the fixed price for PCR tests at Aed 40.

Prayer: The NCEMA has now approved to revert to the pre-pandemic time intervals for prayer calls as well as returning of the holy book to mosques, albeit, with stricter precautionary rules including sterilization measures. All worshippers are required to continue the one-meter distance separation in mosques as well as other places of worship.

Travelling to UAE: Covid-19 vaccination certification or presenting a negative PCR test result has been the new change effected on this front. Those who are unvaccinated are required to submit an approved negative PCR test result taken within 48 hours of the travel. While anyone who is currently infected needs to submit a QR code-accompanied certificate of recovery from a Covid-19 infection obtained within one month from the date of travel.

Sporting activity: The new announcements have also approved all sports activities for all age groups. Public sporting events are however, required to adhere to the green pass protocol as well as to wearing of masks in all outdoor and indoor spaces as per the turnout for the said events.

The newly introduced health protocols are a welcome change, one that vouches for the country’s ability to lead by example in systematic handling of the covid-19 crisis. While introducing the new rules, the government has also stressed upon continued public responsibility of the people to adhere to the preventive measure (though now more relaxed) in place. The focus now remains to achieve a full return to normalcy.

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Commercial Maritime Law in the United Arab Emirates is regulated and enforced by Federal Law No. 26 of 1981 (Maritime Code). A brief snapshot of some key features of the Maritime Code is set out below, which have implications for maritime trade and commerce. Registration of Vessels Vessels having UAE nationality are required to be registered with the Maritime Inspection Department under Article 18. There are exceptions to this requirement, with fishing boats, pleasure boats, or boats used in commerce, having tonnage less than 10 tons, not required to register with the authority. Operating a vessel which flies the UAE flag but is not registered under the Maritime Code is punishable with imprisonment of up to 1 year or a fine of up to AED 50,000 or both. The vessel may also be confiscated under Article 44. Cargo Contracts & Losses The Maritime Code regulates the contract of goods over maritime transport. Article 256 /1 defines a contract of maritime transport as follows. A contract of maritime transport is a contract whereby the carrier undertakes to carry goods from one port to another in consideration of freight that the shipper is obliged to pay. This contract is proved by a bill of lading which must contain details of the carrier, shipper and consignee, the goods being shipped, port of departure and arrival, name and nationality of the ship, freight charges and method of calculation, place and date of issuance of the bill, number of copies and signatures of the captain and shipper. The carrier is liable for losses or damages incurred to the goods from the time of receipt of goods till delivery (with exceptions set out under Article 275). That said, the liability of a carrier is limited to AED 10,000 for each package or AED 30 for each kilogram of the weight of goods, whichever is higher unless the parties have agreed on a higher limit of liability under Article 276/4 of the Maritime Code. Collision of Vessels Default by one of the vessels leading to a collision would result in the defaulting vessel compensating the non-defaulting vessel for the damage caused under Article 320 of the Maritime Code. However, Article 321/1 clarifies that in case the default is of more than one party, the liability of each vessel would be estimated based on the proportion of default of the defaulting vessels. Arrest of the Vessel A vessel could be arrested by an order of the civil court having jurisdiction solely on the ground of satisfaction of a maritime debt. A maritime debt has been defined under Article 115 of the Maritime Code as a claim in respect of a right arising out of any of the following causes: 1) Damage caused by the vessel because of a collision or otherwise 2) Loss of life or personal injuries occasioned by the vessel and arising out of the use thereof. 3)Assistance and salvage. 4) Contracts relating to the use or exploitation of the vessel under a charter party or otherwise 5) Contracts relating to the carriage of goods under a charter party, bill of lading, or other documents. 6) Loss of or damage to goods or chattels being carried on board the vessel 7) General average. 8) Towage or pilotage of the vessel. 9) Supplies of products or equipment necessary for the utilization or maintenance of the vessel, in whichever place the supply is made. 10) Construction, repair or fitting out of the vessel, and costs of it being in dock. 11) Sums expended by the master, shippers, charterers or agents on account of the vessel or account of the owner thereof. 12) Wages of the master, officers and crew, and other persons working on board the vessel under a contract of maritime employment. 13) A dispute as to the ownership of the vessel 14) A dispute in connection with the co-ownership of the vessel, or with the possession or use thereof, or with the right to the profits arising out of the use thereof. 15) A maritime mortgage The order of arrest can be set aside by the civil court if a guarantee or any other security which is sufficient to satisfy the debt is presented before the court under Article 118/2 of the Maritime Code. That said, where the maritime debts relate to the dispute as to ownership, co-ownership, possession, use or right to profits arising out of the use of the vessel, the order of arrest may not be set aside. An arrested vessel is forbidden to sail. Conclusion Maritime jurisprudence is constantly evolving as the UAE grows into one of the biggest locations for maritime operations and follows international best practices and standards for governing maritime matters. https://www.professionallawyer.me/legal-articles/maritime-law/how-is-maritime-law-enforced-in-the-uae
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Truyền nước (vô nước biển) đem lại hiệu quả rõ rệt trong nhữngtrường hợp đúng người, đúng bệnh, đúng thời điểm and đúng liều. Bên cạnh những hiệu quả tích cực thì lúc lạm dụng truyền nước biển cũng đem lạimột số rủi ro tiềm ẩn. Tổng quan về truyền nước biển Truyền nước biển là gì? Truyền dịch hay truyền nước biển là việc đưa nhỏ giọt dung dịch truyền vào cơ thể qua đường tĩnh mạch Lúc có chỉ định của bác sĩ nhằm mụcđích bổ trợ điều trị hoặc phục hồi sức khỏe.Truyền dịch rất phổ cập trong y tế, tùy thuộc vào dòng dịch truyền được sử dụng, phương pháp truyền và liều lượng được chỉ định cho từng bệnh nhân cụ thể. các nhóm dịch truyền phổ cập Với hơn 20 dòng dịch truyền phổ cập được sử dụng trong y tế hiện nay, Rất có thể chia thành 3 nhóm chính: Nhóm cung cấp nước và điện giải: Bao gồm các dòng dịch truyền như: NaCl 0,9%, natri Bicarbonate 1,4%, Ringer Lactat và Glucose có chứa lactat. Nhóm này được sử dụng khá phổ cập trong bổ trợ điều trị các bệnh lý: tiêu chảy, rối loạn điện giải, mất nước, mất máu do ngộ độc,… Nhóm cung cấp dưỡng chất: Bao gồm Glucose các nồng độ, Vitaplex, Polymina, Aminoplasma, Alvesin,… và các chất đạm, béo không giống nhau. Nhóm này hay được sử dụng cho bệnh nhân suy nhược cơ thể, không ăn uống bình thường, trước hoặc sau Mổ Bụng nhằm hồi phục cơ thể. Nhóm đặc biệt: Bao gồm các dòng dịch Albumin, nhũ tương, dung dịch keo, huyết tương,… được chỉ định sử dụng trong các tình huống đặc biệt để điều trị hoặc bổ trợ điều trị 1 số bệnh lý. Tác dụng của dịch truyền nước biển Dịch truyền nước biển có tác dụng rất quan trọng và cần thiết đối với sức khỏe của cơ thể, bao gồm: Cung cấp nước và điện giải cho cơ thể: Được sử dụng để cung cấp nước và muối cho cơ thể trong tình huống mất nước và muối do đau nhiễm, sốt, tiêu chảy, … Cân bằng nội môi: Do có thành phần điện giải và pH tương tự như các dịch ngoại bào của cơ thể, bổ trợ điều trị trong các bệnh lýliên quan đến rối loạn acid kiềm như đau dạ dày, viêm loét đường tiêu hóa, suy thận. Giải độc cơ thể: Giúp giải độc cho các chất độc trong cơ thể thông qua thận, cải thiện sức khỏe và tăng năng lực đề kháng của cơ thể. Tăng áp lực tĩnh mạch: Được sử dụng trong các tình huống đặc biệt như cấp cứu, thiếu máu nghiêm trọng hoặc bị sốc. bổ trợ trong quá trình phẫu thuật: Được sử dụng để duy trì lượng nước và muối trong cơ thể trong quá trình Mổ Bụng và giúp giảm nguy cơ biến chứng sau Mổ Bụng. Lúc bệnh nhân có các triệu chứng mất nước, mất điện giải không kiểm soát trong các tình huống. Bác sĩ sẽ chỉ định bù nước, điện giải bằng cách truyền dịch.Việc sử dụng dịch truyền cần được theo dõi và kiểm soát chặt chẽ để tránh các tác dụng phụ như dị ứng, viêm nang tĩnh mạch, hoặc quá liều. Thận trọng lúc truyền dịch Mặc dù truyền nước là một phương pháp hỗ trợ điều trị phổ cập. mặc dù nhiên, nó cũng Có thể gây ra một số nguy cơ. một số tác dụng phụ Có thể gặp như sau: Phản ứng dị ứng: một số bệnh nhân Có thể phản ứng dị ứng với cácbộ phận trong dung dịch truyền, gây ra các triệu chứng như ngứa, phát ban, khó thở, và sưng Ở chỗ tiêm. Nhiễm trùng: Nếu không thực hiện đúng kỹ thuật truyền dịch, Có thể gây ra nhiễm trùng Ở chỗ tiêm hoặc nhiễm trùng huyết. Lạm dụng dịch truyền: Sử dụng dịch truyền nước biển một cách bừa bãi hoặc quá mức Có thể gây một số biến chứng không an toàn như tràn dịch, suy hô hấp, suy tim. Rối loạn điện giải: Sử dụng cácdòng dung dịch truyền không đúng Có thể dẫn đến rối loạn điện giải, gây ra cácvấn đề về chức năng của tim. Sốc phản vệ. Một số lưu ý lúc truyền dịch Để đạt hiệu quả điều trị tốt nhất và tránh các tác dụng phụ Lúc truyền nước biển không đáng có, cần lưu ý một số vấn đề sau: Điều trị dựa trên chẩn đoán chính xác: Chỉ nên được thực hiện Lúcđã có chẩn đoán chính xác vàđược chỉ định bởi bác sĩ. Thực hiện theo chỉ định của bác sĩ: Truyền nước biển cần phải được thực hiện theo chỉ định của bác sĩ, với liều lượng và tốc độ truyền cân xứng. checktình trạng bệnh nhân thường xuyên: Bệnh nhân cần được giám sát chặt chẽ Lúc đang truyền nước biển. Để bảo đảm an toàn và giảm thiểu các tác dụng phụ. Tác dụng phụ: Truyền nước biển cũng Có thể gây ra tác dụng phụ. Như chứng đau đầu, chóng mặt, mệt mỏi, buồn nôn, nôn mửa, sốt, khó thở, sưng phù hoặc cảm giác khó Chịu đựngỞ chỗ tiêm. Không sử dụng cho các bệnh nhân có bệnh lý nặng như: Tăng Kali máu, tăng ure máu, suy tim, suy thận cấp, suy thận mãn,… Tác dụng phụ của việc sử dụng lâu dài: Việc sử dụng nước biển trong thời gian dài Có thể gây ra tác dụng phụ. Như tăng mức độ muối trong cơ thể, làm giảm mức độ nước trong cơ thể. Gây ra tình trạng khô da, khô mũi, khô miệng, khó tiểu hoặc suy giảm chức năng thận. Đảm bảo quy trình thực hiện vô khuẩn, dòng bỏ hoàn toàn bọt khí trong dây truyền dịch. thường xuyêncheck dây tránh trường hợp tác nghẽn. Nguồn: Vmedi
DISCOVER THE BENEFITS OF CARROTS FOR A RADIANT FACE!
Carrots are one of the most nutritious vegetables available. Not only do they contain a wide range of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants that can help to improve overall health, but a carrot can also be used to transform the look and feel of your skin that too mainly your face.  Carrots have many benefits for achieving a radiant complexion, making them an ideal addition to any skincare routine. Carrots are packed with vitamin A which helps to keep skin hydrated and healthy by aiding in cell regeneration.  Additionally, their anti-inflammatory properties reduce redness and puffiness while boosting collagen production for firmer skin.  The high levels of antioxidants work together to protect against free radical damage that leads to wrinkles and sagging skin.  Eating raw or cooked carrots regularly can help you achieve a smoother texture as well as a brighter complexion over time. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction: Carrots for Face Benefits Of Carrot Benefits of Carrots for the face Skin Types and Carrot Usage Nutrition: Vitamins & Minerals Recipes: DIY Masks Risks: Allergies Tips: Usage & Storage Side Effects & Precautions Conclusion: Natural Beauty INTRODUCTION: CARROTS FOR FACE A carrot has long been known for its health benefits, but did you know that carrots can also be beneficial for your face? As a natural source of vitamin A and beta-carotene, carrots are an excellent choice when it comes to improving skin health.  In this article, we’ll take a look at the incredible benefits of using carrots to achieve a radiant face. Carrots, rich in antioxidants and vitamins A and C, help protect the skin from environmental damage while promoting collagen production.  Carrots can work wonders on acne-prone skin by unclogging pores and removing toxins.  Vitamin A helps reduce wrinkles and keeps the skin soft, smooth, hydrated, and youthful-looking.  Carrots also contain potassium, which helps regulate oil production in the skin, resulting in fewer breakouts and blemishes. BENEFITS OF CARROT A carrot is a classic and widely available vegetable, but did you know that it can be beneficial for improving the appearance of your face?  This article will explore the many ways carrots can contribute to having a radiant complexion! Carrots are high in beta-carotene, which is converted into Vitamin A by the body and helps to nourish our skin from within.  Vitamin A is an antioxidant that’s been known to help reduce wrinkles, promote cell turnover, prevent breakouts, and even out skin tone.  Consuming carrots as part of your regular diet can help maintain youthful-looking skin over time.  Additionally, applying raw, grated carrots directly to your face can also help to improve dryness or irritation on the surface of your facial skin. Carrots have also been shown to improve the elasticity of your skin. BENEFITS OF CARROTS FOR THE FACE Carrots are a popular vegetable, known for their sweet and crunchy flavor. In addition to being a versatile food ingredient, carrots have multiple benefits when applied to the skin.  From cleansing and moisturizing to fighting acne and wrinkles, a carrot is an ideal ingredient when it comes to achieving a radiant face. With their high carotenoid content and vitamin A content, carrots can help repair damaged skin cells while improving cell growth rate.  Carrot seed oil helps nourish the skin with essential fatty acids and antioxidants that deliver hydration while protecting against environmental damage.  It also helps reduce inflammation in the face, which leads to fewer breakouts and less irritation.  Additionally, this all-natural ingredient is gentle enough for use around sensitive areas like the eyes, which makes it great for those with delicate facial features or sensitivities. SKIN TYPES AND CARROT USAGE When it comes to caring for your skin, carrots can be an effective tool. Carrots are packed with vitamins and antioxidants that can help nourish the skin and keep it looking its best.  Whether you have dry, oily, or combination skin types, there are many ways to use carrots in your beauty routine to promote a radiant complexion. Carrots contain high levels of vitamin A, which is beneficial for those with dry skin because it helps keep the skin well-hydrated and moisturized.  For people with an oily complexion, the beta-carotene found in carrots helps regulate oil production while maintaining hydration levels.  Those who suffer from combination skin will benefit from the antioxidants found in carrots, which can help reduce inflammation often associated with breakouts or blemishes. Incorporating carrots into your daily beauty routine can provide significant benefits for all types of skin.  Carrots are an excellent source of beta-carotene, which is a powerful antioxidant that helps protect the body from free radical damage.  Free radicals can cause wrinkles and fine lines to appear, as well as help age spots, acne, and other blemishes to appear on your skin.  Carrots also contain vitamin A, which can help fight acne and reduce the appearance of blemishes while promoting skin cell production.  The antioxidants in carrots can help your skin remain healthy and hydrated while also reducing inflammation.  In addition to an antioxidant-rich diet, you can boost the look and feel of your skin by incorporating a few other simple habits into your daily routine.  One of the most important things you can do is to keep your skin hydrated. You can do this by drinking plenty of water and using a good moisturizer.  You’ll also want to get enough sleep each night; your body needs time to rest in order to repair and rejuvenate itself.  And don’t forget to wear sunscreen every day. In addition to the skin benefits, carrots are also full of vitamins, minerals, and fiber.  The vitamin A in carrots helps with cell production, metabolism, and healthy vision. Carrots are also a good source of fiber and vitamin C. NUTRITION: VITAMINS & MINERALS The importance of nutrition for overall health and well-being is undeniable. With the right vitamins and minerals, our bodies are able to perform natural functions that keep us healthy and looking great.  In this article, we explore the various benefits of one specific food group—carrot—and how they can help you achieve a radiant face. Carrots are packed with essential vitamins A, C, and K as well as minerals like potassium, iron, magnesium, and phosphorus.  Vitamin A helps protect the skin from sun damage, while vitamin C helps reduce inflammation, which can improve skin texture.  Carrots also contain carotenoids that help enhance the complexion by boosting collagen production in your skin to reduce wrinkles, blemishes, and acne. Incorporating carrots into your diet is simple enough; eat them raw or cooked in soups or salads, or even blend them into a smoothie for an extra boost! RECIPES: DIY MASKS When it comes to caring for your skin, there are many options available. One of the most popular is DIY masks made from natural ingredients, like carrots.  Carrots are rich in vitamins and minerals, which can help nourish and protect the skin while promoting a healthy glow.  Not only do these masks provide a variety of benefits, but they’re also easy to make at home!  In this article, we’ll explore how to make a carrot mask that can give you a radiant complexion with minimal effort.  We’ll also discuss the numerous health benefits that come with adding carrots to your skincare routine.  With just a few simple steps and some freshly juiced carrots, you’ll be on your way to beautiful skin in no time! HOW TO MAKE A CARROT MASK FOR GLOWING SKIN One of the most common ingredients used in homemade masks is fresh vegetables, which are high in vitamins and minerals that will nourish the skin.  The vitamins and minerals found in carrots are essential for maintaining healthy skin, hair, and nails. The carotenoids in carrots can even help to protect the skin from UV damage [1].  These nutrients are also great for healing skin conditions such as acne, eczema, and psoriasis.  The antioxidants in carrots can reduce the signs of aging. And because of their high water content, carrots will help to hydrate the skin. To make this mask:  1. Steam a few carrots until they are tender to the touch.  2. Leave the cooked carrots to cool for about 30 minutes, or until they reach room temperature.  Come on, let's dive into it.
What You Need to Know About Civil Asset Recovery in the UAE?
Introduction The civil procedure in the UAE is governed by the Federal Law No 11 of 1992 (Civil Procedure Code) as amended, along with the Cabinet Decisions (including Cabinet Decisions 57 of 2018 and 33 of 2020), and resolutions, etc. issued from time to time. The Civil Procedure Code regulates the procedure for litigation in civil, commercial, administrative, labour and personal status matters. It also governs the procedure of appeals and execution of judgments. The court system in UAE is hierarchal and operates both at the federal level and a local level. Sharjah, Ajman, Fujairah and Umm Al Quwain are part of the federal judicial system whereas Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Ras Al-Khaimah have their own local judicial systems. At both federal and local level, the judicial system is divided into the courts of first instance and the court of appeal. At the local level, the court of appeal is followed by the court of cassation which is the highest court in the relevant Emirate. At the federal level, the appeals court is followed by the Federal Supreme Court, which is the highest court in the federal judiciary system. Court Proceedings Once court proceedings are initiated by filing a statement of claim (along with the relevant details such as names and addresses of the parties and details of the claim), a hearing date is pronounced with the defendant required to submit a memorandum of defense. Once the proceedings have been completed, the judge will pronounce its judgement setting out the reasons for its judgement. Enforcement of the Judgement Upon the final judgement being pronounced, execution proceedings are required to be initiated by the judgement creditor. According to Article 97 of the Cabinet Decision 57 of 2018, execution is preceded by service of writ of execution. A notice to pay the debt will be issued to the debtor, who will have 15 days from the date of the notification to make payments. If the execution is based upon evacuation of a property or by delivery of a movable or real estate, these funds shall be specified with the notice. Any date set for evacuation or delivery will also need to be mentioned in the notice issued to the debtor. Provisional Seizure & Other Actions If the judgment creditor believes, based on serious evidence, that the debtor will flee or smuggle or conceal his funds, leading to loss of creditor’s guarantee of right to receive funds, the creditor may request the court to provisionally seize property and assets of the debtor under Article 111 of the Cabinet Decision 57 of 2018. The court may conduct necessary investigations, request statements, evidence and affidavits before accepting the application for seizure. In addition to provisionally seizing the assets of the debtors, the creditor may, in accordance with the Cabinet Decision 57 of 2018, as part of the enforcement proceedings, request the court to impose: (a) attachment/seizure of movables or debts of debtor in hands of a third party; (b) attachment of stocks, bonds, revenue and shares; (c) attachment and sale of real estate; and (d) bankruptcy proceedings. The judge also has the right to order the imprisonment of the debtor under Article 183 of the Cabinet Decision. The debtor may also be placed under a travel ban under Article 188 of the Cabinet Decision. Conclusion The execution proceedings are a key step in concluding the lawsuit filed in the courts in the UAE. It is crucial to ensure that any judgment received by a person is executed in accordance with the rules and regulations and within the time frame as well. https://www.professionallawyer.me/legal-articles/civil-law/civil-asset-recovery-in-the-uae
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What Is The Procedure In Transferring A Property In The UAE?
UAE continues to be one of the most attractive jurisdictions for foreign direct investment. Real estate is a crucial sector towards garnering more investment into UAE. In fact, high value investment in UAE real estate, subject to fulfilling the specified conditions, may also help a non-resident buyer in obtaining a long-term UAE visa. The Federal Law No 5 of 1985 (Civil Code) is the overarching law which provides for the types of property and deals with the rights deriving from ownership of land. That said, each Emirate has issued its own laws on the acquisition and transfer of land and these should be referred to for specific advice. Types of Real Estate Following are the types of real estate recognized in the UAE. 1) Freehold It is the unlimited ownership right of the property on a permanent basis. Specified areas in the UAE are considered as freehold land. 2) Usufruct This is a right to use and exploit the property owned by another person for a limited period of time. This right is subject to the property not undergoing any change. 3) Musataha This is a right to undertake construction on land for a period not exceeding 50 years. The new construction made is owned by the holder of the Musataha right and he has the right to dispose the new construction along with the right of Musataha. Who can Buy Property in the UAE? UAE citizens, judicial persons, expats and even non- UAE residents can buy property in the UAE, subject to meeting specified conditions. Transfer of Property According to the Civil Code, a property may not be transferred between parties unless it is registered in accordance with law. The Dubai Law 7 of 2006, which deals with property registration in the Emirate of Dubai clarifies that all actions related to establishment, transfer, change or removal of a property right will not have any effect unless it is registered in the property register. The title deeds that are issued by the authorities is treated as absolute evidence in proving property rights under the Dubai real estate law. For property to be transferred and registered in the UAE, broadly the following steps have to be completed. Due Diligence: A due diligence on the property is conducted to confirm that that seller has the complete right to sell the concerned property. Typically, property due diligence includes reviewing the title documents, physically inspecting the property and examining the property register, if possible. Term Sheet & Contract of Sale: Buyer and seller usually enter into a term sheet or a memorandum of understanding setting out the fundamental terms of the deal, as agreed between the parties. The term sheet is usually valid for a limited period, until the signing of the sale contract and is usually subject to completion of a satisfactory due diligence. The sale contract should have details of the property, the buyer and the seller, purchase price, terms of payment, governing law, dispute resolution and a termination clause. If the authorities have specified a standard sales contract, then that template should be used with an annexure setting out the additional terms. The Civil Code sets out some general provisions that should be mentioned in a sale contract. For instance, Article 491 states that the contract should state that the buyer had knowledge of the sale and cannot annul the contract for lack of knowledge, unless it is proved that the seller had deceived the buyer. The procedure of transfer and registration of the property may differ for each Emirate. Generally, the procedure involves submission of the documents with the authorities, payment of the purchase price and receipt of payment, verification of the transaction and issuance of the title deed to the buyer. https://www.professionallawyer.me/legal-articles/property-law/what-is-the-procedure-in-transferring-a-property-in-the-uae
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Is an Appointed Defense Lawyer Allowed to Refuse a Case in the UAE?
Under the laws of the United Arab Emirates, a lawyer is required to show integrity, honor and complete professional commitment while performing legal services for the clients. The lawyer should preserve the interests of his clients, whether financially or morally, by any means available and provide services with due diligence. A lawyer is required to be professional in all his actions. Laws Governing the Professional Conduct of Lawyers The laws regulating the legal profession and the conduct of lawyers in the UAE is the Federal Law No. 23 of 1991 (Federal Law) read with the Ministerial Decision No. 666 of 2015 on the Rules of Professional Conduct and Ethics of the Legal Profession in UAE (Ministerial Decision). The Emirates of Dubai also has a law called the Dubai Executive Council Decision No 22 of 2011 which regulates the provision of legal services in the Emirates of Dubai. Defending an Accused Under Article 24 of the Federal Law, if a court delegates a lawyer to defend a person who is accused of an offence punishable by either a death sentence or imprisonment of at least 10 years, the lawyer will have to appear and defend the person for whose defense he was delegated by the court, in all court sessions. Having said that, Article 4 of Federal Law No. 35 of 1992 (Criminal Procedure Code) states that if there are valid reasons or impediments that the appointed lawyer is facing due to which he is not in a position to defend the accused, he has to promptly inform the criminal assize court who will assess the reasons provided by the lawyer. If the reasons are considered valid, the president of the court will remove him from the case and assign a new lawyer to defend the accused. A lawyer may also not withdraw from representation of his client in case such withdrawal results in a direct and imminent damage to the interests of the client. Where the lawyer has been delegated by the court, the fees will be estimated by the courts and paid to the lawyer from the Ministry of Justice upon settlement of the case under Article 24 of the Federal Law. A lawyer is required to be paid his fees/honoraria in accordance with the fees agreed with the client. The courts may, on request of the client, reduce the fees payable to the lawyers if the courts feel that the fee is overstated given the efforts made by the lawyers and for benefit of the clients under Article 29 of the Federal Law. Other Issues of Note Conflict of Interest: In the event a lawyer is representing clients among whom a conflict of interest has arisen, the lawyer is required to withdraw from representing such clients promptly, and notify the concerned parties. In fact, lawyers should not accept any mandate of representation if such representation is likely to lead to a conflict of interest between such party and a former client. In case the conflict of interest did not exist at the time of commencement of lawyer’s representation of the client, but arose or became known later, the lawyer must notify the client, and either terminate the relationship or obtain a waiver of conflict from the conflicted parties under Article 4(b) of the Ministerial Decision. Work contrary to honor or ethics: There are many facts or circumstances which may arise during the course of a lawyer’s representation of the client. Under Article 35 of the Federal Law, if any of the facts or circumstances contradict with the honor or traditions of the legal professional, the lawyer is entitled to withdraw its representation. The lawyer has to perform his work with honor, trust and in line with the ethics of the profession. Conclusion A lawyer regulated under the UAE laws is required to be professional, maintain the highest standards of ethics, honor and integrity. Any refusal by a lawyer to represent his clients should be on valid and reasonable grounds. https://www.professionallawyer.me/blog/civil-law/is-an-appointed-defense-lawyer-allowed-to-refuse-a-case-in-the-uae/