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كيفية هيكلة وتنظيم الصكوك، والمرابحة، والإجارة في الإمارات. القوانين المعمول بها، وكيف تتعامل المحاكم مع منازعات التمويل الإسلامي، وما الذي يغيّره قانون المصرف المركزي لعام 2025 وأحكام محكمة التمييز.

يعرّض التعاقد من الباطن في مشاريع الطاقة الإماراتية المقاولين والمقاولين من الباطن لبنود تدفق هابط صارمة، وأحكام الدفع عند التحصيل، وحدود المسؤولية، ومخاطر المدد الحاسمة. تتناول هذه المادة كيف يعامل القانون الإماراتي مسؤولية العقود من الباطن، ومطالبات الدفع، وتوزيع المخاطر في العقود من الباطن لمشاريع أدنوك و EPC.

تعمل اتفاقيات توريد الغاز وشراء الغاز الطبيعي المسال في الإمارات ضمن إطار قانوني خاص، حيث تحتفظ الدولة بملكية احتياطيات الغاز، بينما تتحكم أدنوك في الإنتاج والمعالجة والتوزيع. يشرح هذا المقال الشروط التعاقدية الرئيسية، والقيود التنظيمية التي تؤثر في المفاوضات التجارية، وأكثر النقاط التي تنشأ عنها المنازعات.

يجب إخراج منشآت النفط والغاز البحرية في الإمارات من الخدمة بموجب اتفاقيات الامتياز، والمعاهدات البحرية الدولية، ومعايير أدنوك التشغيلية. تتناول هذه المادة الإطار القانوني، ومخاطر المسؤولية، والمسائل التعاقدية المؤثرة على مشاريع إخراج المنشآت البحرية من الخدمة.

يجب على معظم الشركات الإماراتية تحديد المستفيدين الحقيقيين النهائيين لديها والإبلاغ عنهم بموجب قرار مجلس الوزراء رقم 58 لسنة 2020. توضح هذه المادة تعريفات المستفيد الحقيقي، والتزامات الإبلاغ، ومخاطر الإنفاذ عبر اختصاصات البر الرئيسي والمناطق الحرة.

Abu Dhabi’s upstream sector operates under concession agreements rather than production sharing contracts. This article explains how the concession system works, including fiscal terms, participating interests, and the legal framework governing international oil company participation.

The UAE National In-Country Value Program plays a central role in government and ADNOC procurement. This article explains who needs ICV certification, how the score is calculated, and how it affects tender evaluation for contractors and suppliers operating in the UAE energy sector.

When goods are lost or damaged in storage, UAE law places warehouse operators under a demanding liability framework that many businesses underestimate. This article explains the bailment rules, burden of proof, contractual caps, insurance issues and the practical steps involved in pursuing or defending a warehouse claim.

Joint ownership disputes in Dubai often arise after handover, when service charges, maintenance obligations, defects and governance problems begin to affect occupied buildings and communities. This article explains the rights and obligations of owners, developers and management entities under Law No. 6 of 2019 and how these disputes are enforced.

Off-plan sales in Dubai are tightly regulated and cannot begin until the developer has completed a specific sequence of registration, escrow and approval steps. This article explains the key obligations developers must meet before and during sales, including Oqood registration, advertising controls and buyer default procedures.

Commercial leases in Dubai are heavily negotiated and often expose both landlords and tenants to risks that do not appear in the headline rent. This article explains the clauses that matter most, from escalation and fit-out to reinstatement, assignment, VAT and dispute resolution.

Clinical trials in the UAE cannot begin without regulatory approval and carefully structured contractual arrangements between sponsors, CROs and research sites. This article explains the legal framework under the 2024 Medical Products Law and how clinical trial agreements should allocate responsibility, liability and data rights.

Technology licensing in the UAE raises issues that go well beyond contract drafting, from IP registration and royalty structuring to tax treatment and enforcement. This article explains how UAE technology licences should be structured and where businesses most often get the legal framework wrong.

Energy projects in the UAE rely heavily on EPC contracts that transfer most delivery and performance risk to the contractor. This article examines how disputes arise under these contracts, including delay claims, performance guarantees, change in law, force majeure and arbitration.

Payment service providers operating in mainland UAE may need a CBUAE licence under the RPSCS Regulation, even where the business is incorporated in a free zone. This article explains the nine regulated services, the four licence categories, capital thresholds, and what changed under the 2025 CBUAE Law.

Arbitration is the default dispute resolution method for most construction projects in Dubai. This article compares DIAC, ICC and legacy DIFC-LCIA arbitration clauses, including costs, timelines, enforcement and risks associated with outdated clauses.

UAE law allows authorities to freeze or seize assets without a declared state of emergency through AML investigations, criminal proceedings, or civil enforcement orders. This article explains how the 2025 AML reforms expanded those powers and what individuals and companies can do if a freezing order is issued.

Forwarding unverified news in the UAE can carry criminal consequences under the Cybercrime Law. This article explains how Federal Decree-Law No. 34 of 2021 applies to social media posts, group chats, and shared content during security incidents.

The UAE has emerged as a leading jurisdiction for real estate tokenization, but the regulatory framework is divided across multiple authorities. This article explains how developers and platforms structure compliant tokenized property offerings using SPVs and regulated issuance pathways.

When shareholders in a UAE limited liability company reach deadlock, the legal framework provides limited structured solutions. This article explains how courts approach corporate impasse, what remedies exist under UAE company law, and how founders can structure agreements to prevent dissolution.