Real estate and property disputes

Review ownership, sale, lease and development records and identify the issues in dispute.

A leak appeared after buying a Saudi home. What can the buyer claim?

Trace a hidden leak to delivery, notify the seller and compare rescission with a proportionate price claim.

Compare lump-sum and unit pricing, survey evidence and the delivery-based deadline for an area claim.

Classify the payment, apply the brokerage cap where relevant and identify why completion failed.

Test a disputed handover against possession, access records and the parties’ agreed delivery terms.

Establish the delivery date, test the developer’s excuse and value delay for a unit or a developed plot.

Respond to a competing title claim, bring in the seller and assess security for the unpaid price.

Check an alleged agent’s authority, later ratification and the buyer’s evidence for annulment and loss.

Separate rent collection, refusal to renew and termination during the term, including Riyadh’s notice rules.

Reconcile a pre-handover rent invoice with site readiness, access and the tenant’s advance payment.

Distinguish urgent repairs from servicing and establish when permission, notice and an expense account matter.

Separate improvements benefiting the premises from business fit-out and value what remains at lease end.

Assess repainting and deposit deductions against move-in condition, ordinary wear and itemised repair costs.

Identify who blocked shop access, document lost use and distinguish repairs from landlord interference.

Document emergency roof work, separate upgrades and allocate evidenced costs among co-owners.

Calculate the share vote, distinguish redevelopment from ordinary management and prepare a deadlock application.

Evaluate physical subdivision, auction and a share buyout using access plans and comparative valuations.

Design a time or space allocation for co-owners while partition is pending, including keys, costs and changeovers.

Use survey and construction records to assess good faith, the occupied strip and possible compensation.

Distinguish permission from an existing right and compare least-harm routes for necessary access.

Assess excessive workshop noise or fumes using local conditions, source measurements and a testable remedy.

Separate natural runoff from added discharge and use survey levels and rainfall evidence to identify a remedy.