In brief
Regulates the valuation profession in its branches, including real estate: registration and licensing, the accredited valuer's duties, the Saudi Authority for Accredited Valuers, and sanctions.
Summary of the law
Key points
- After registration the ministry licenses the valuer in the branch applied for (Article 8), and a valuer who stops practising must notify (Article 21).
- Expropriation, partition and mortgages rely on a licensed valuer's report, so check the licence covers the right branch.
An advisory summary prepared by Al-Bayan Al-Wadih Law Firm. It is not an official text and does not replace the law, its implementing regulations, or advice from a specialised lawyer. The official published text and its amendments prevail.
What it covers
- Registration and licensing
- Valuer's duties
- The Authority
- Sanctions
Timeline
- Issued: Royal Decree M/43 · 9/7/1433H
Full record of amendments and regulations at the official source
Official text at the Bureau of Experts
The authoritative text is in Arabic; the Bureau of Experts publishes English translations for some laws.
Full official text
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