Qatar: New Law, Better Protection

September 2014

Qatar recently issued a new real estate development legislation that tightens licensing and registration requirements. Katrina Wilson highlights the key areas of the law. Salient points of the new law Qatar’s Real Estate Development Law No (6) of 2014 came into force in May 2014. However, at time of writing, the necessary enabling Ministerial resolution/decisions are still awaited. This is...

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