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Major government-owned developers like Meraas, Nakheel and Dubai Holding are driving a revival of the Dubai property market which saw a wave of new project announcements at Cityscape Global 2014, said Construction Week.
Phase one development of Al Maktoum International was endorsed by His Highness Shaikh Mohammad Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, in a statement issued by Dubai Airports.
Announced and planned projects in UAE in 2014 are expected to reach $315B. As of May 2014, $212B of projects were in progress and the UAE construction market is expected to return to near full capacity, according to EC Harris.
Paper carries more weight than a story
Anyone who has been involved in a formal dispute will tell you that it does not matter what really happened, it all comes down to the paper records each party has and the story threaded through them. Any pleaded case not evidenced is, at best, speculation in the eyes of an arbitrator or judge.
If you diligently maintain paper records, you can generally prevent legal action being brought against you and can show a litigious party that it is not in their interests to bring action. Settlement prior to expensive legal action is commercial sense in almost all cases.