ADJD ends disputes in Wahat Al Zaweya, Wahat Yas real estate projects
ABU DHABI (WAM) The Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD) has successfully completed a comprehensive settlement of all disputes related to the Wahat Al Zaweya and Wahat Yas real estate projects, disbursing nearly one billion dirhams in financial entitlements to beneficiaries.This is part of the department's ongoing efforts to enhance the efficiency of the judicial system and uphold rights through fair and transparent settlement mechanisms.In detail, the judicial committee concluded all lawsuits and enforcement files submitted against Wahat Al Zaweya Investment and Real Estate Development Company, totalling 1,348 cases. Financial entitlements amounting to Dh983,721,217 were disbursed to beneficiaries.Key settlements in Wahat Al Zaweya project included resolving a major file submitted by a bank against the company, which resulted in an agreement to reschedule a debt of Dh360 million.Additionally, negotiations with several buyers led to agreements to continue existing contracts, supporting stability in related real estate transactions.These settlements and communications paved the way for the resumption of construction works at Wahat Al Zaweya, in accordance with procedures approved by the Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre.The project has been divided into 14 phases, and the company is now required to deposit all purchase payments into an escrow account supervised by the centre.For Wahat Yas, the judicial committee resolved a dispute between Wahat Yas Real Estate Development Company and Wahat Al Zaweya Investment and Development Company over a plot of land in Al Raha Beach area.All related lawsuits and enforcement files—53 in total—were also concluded.Across both projects, the dispute resolution process involved issuing 1,043 settlement reports, executing 1,237 disbursement transactions, holding 85 meetings, and documenting 167 correspondences with partners.
These organised and thorough procedures reflect the Judicial Department's commitment to delivering effective solutions that strengthen confidence in Abu Dhabi's investment and real estate environment.
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