Real Estate Construction Law Khalaf Bandar Law

Saudi Arabia Real Estate Construction Attorneys

What Does Real Estate Construction Law Entail?

Sharia Law has laid a strong foundation for real estate construction law and the procedures that have been created to regulate it. This has left multiple areas for an experienced real estate attorney to cover, including:

  • Advisement and compliance
  • Contract drafting and negotiation
  • Dispute resolution
  • Risk management
Legal Advisory Real Estate Construction Khalaf Bandar Law

The simplest service we perform for real estate transactions is advisement to help businesses comply with Sharia Law and regulations. It is better to avoid legal charges and fines than to receive them.

  • Sharia Compliance: Our law firm will review all aspects of your construction project to ensure it complies with Sharia Law. This includes avoiding excessive uncertainty (gharar) or interest (riba).
  • Regulatory Compliance: Our law firm will review your construction project to ensure compliance with local regulations in Riyadh as well. This can commonly take the form of obtaining necessary permits and approvals from specific governmental bodies. This includes navigating the rules set by the Ministry of Municipal and Rural Affairs and Housing, the Saudi Building Code, and environmental regulations.
Regulatory Compliance Real Estate Law Khalaf Bandar Law

A significant portion of real estate transactions are centered around contracts. First, there is the writing process, followed by the reviewing process. This process repeats throughout negotiations until the contract is signed and agreed upon.

  • Contract Drafting: Unless the contract is a standard government issue, you need an attorney to write the contract. Even if your business partner is handling it for you, an attorney can change and rewrite the contract during negotiations to present it to other parties. Our goal is always to ensure that these contracts are legally sound and protect the client’s interests.
  • Negotiation: When dealing with contractors, suppliers, certain government entities, and other parties involved in construction projects, your business will have to negotiate over the terms of your contract. We can represent your business in negotiations to get you what you need. Common sticking points include contract terms, costs, timelines, and quality standards.

Contracts can cover various aspects of construction projects, including:

  • Procurement
  • Project Finance
  • Design and engineering
  • Construction management
  • Labor agreements
Legal Advisory Real Estate Construction Khalaf Bandar Law

There are times when you may enter a legal dispute with one of the parties you would normally negotiate with. They may accuse you of breaking your contract, or vice versa. In these circumstances, we can represent you.

  • Litigation: This is considered to be the most difficult way of resolving a dispute. This includes appearing in court and presenting arguments. After deliberation and hearing arguments from both sides, the court will decide which side is correct.
  • Arbitration: This is a form of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) in which all parties agree to deliberate privately, out of court. A third party is chosen to listen to the arguments of both sides and decide who is correct.
  • Mediation: This form of ADR is similar to arbitration, but instead of a third party making the final decision, they talk both sides through negotiations until they can reach a final compromise.
Legal Risk Real Estate Construction Khalaf Bandar Law

With each new project, there is a degree of legal risk. It’s important to factor in the cost of something going wrong legally that you can’t control and weigh that against the chances of success.

Our law firm will identify potential legal risks associated with aspects of potential construction projects, such as:

  • Delays
  • Cost overruns
  • Labor issues
  • Non-compliance with regulations

One of the main strategies for minimizing risk is recommending insurance and deciding where to get coverage. Some possibilities include liability, property damage, and workers’ compensation insurance.

Contact Khalaf Bandar Law Firm For Help With Real Estate Law

It’s important to have legal help before you begin your next real estate contraction project. While you have a lot to gain, you have much that you could lose. Our law firm is led by the experienced Khalaf Bandar, and together, we can help you make sure your project starts and finishes smoothly. Contact our real estate construction attorney today.

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