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Crackdown on illegal sharing: Dubai housing law allows surprise, routine inspections
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Complaints from neighbours or residents about suspected overcrowding or unauthorised partitions can prompt an investigation under Dubai’s new shared housing law, with authorities also empowered to carry out surprise inspection campaigns.Residents, owners and operators are required to allow authorised inspectors access to shared housing units when they are carrying out their duties, and police assistance can be sought where necessary. At the same time, the law requires the inspection procedures t...
Complaints from neighbours or residents about suspected overcrowding or unauthorised partitions can prompt an investigation under Dubai’s new shared housing law, with authorities also empowered to carry out surprise inspection campaigns.Residents, owners and operators are required to allow authorised inspectors access to shared housing units when they are carrying out their duties, and police assistance can be sought where necessary. At the same time, the law requires the inspection procedures t...
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