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Law of State Leasing of Real Estate

Governs government bodies' leasing of property through the e-portal: advertising, award, contract, renewal, vacating and assessing damage, replacing the 1427H law.

LawRoyal Decree M/13628/12/1443H · 27 July 2022Real Estate

In brief

Governs government bodies' leasing of property through the e-portal: advertising, award, contract, renewal, vacating and assessing damage, replacing the 1427H law.

Summary of the law

Key points

  • The authority advertises on the portal the wish to lease property for a government body (Article 8), and the body notifies the landlord through the portal (Article 16).
  • On vacating, a three-member committee assesses damage within 30 days (Article 17); attend and document the property's condition.

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

  • Advertising and award
  • Contract and renewal
  • Vacating
  • Damage assessment

Timeline

  1. Issued: Royal Decree M/136 · 28/12/1443H

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