The Dubai Court of Cassation rejected an appeal presented by the owner of Aqar on the appeal ruling, who had previously rejected his lawsuit to break the contract of the sale of a 19 -storey real estate in the Al -Mamzar area of 295 million dirhams, and the financial compensation for the penalty clause and the last gain. The appeal came after it was found that the seller violated his fundamental commitment not to purify the property from the mortgage registered on it during the specified period, which prevented the possibility of transferring his ownership to the buyer. In 2024, the two parties concluded a unified sale contract issued by the Dubai Land and Property Department, stipulated that the seller’s commitment to remove the mortgage from the property within thirty days, in exchange for the editing of the buyer with a “manager” with the full value of the deal when registering ownership
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