UAE Civil Transactions Law

Article 1174

Book Three: Original Real Rights (in Rem) · Section One: Right of Ownership · Chapter Three: Modes of Acquiring Ownership · Part Six: Pre-emption (Shuf‘a) · First: General Provisions

There shall be no pre-emption for a co-owner in the following: 1. Crops, whether sold separately or together with its land. If sold with its land, pre-emption is established for the land only for the portion of the price attributable thereto, and the crops remain for the purchaser. 2. A water well, if the irrigated lands have been partitioned and the well remains common. If the lands have not partitioned, pre-emption shall apply to the well whether the co-owner sells their share therein separately or together with their share in the land. 3. The courtyard of a house or a passageway leading thereto, whether the co-owner sells their share therein separately or together with their share in the house, if the house has not been partitioned and the courtyard or passage remains common between the two co-owners. If the house is not partitioned, pre-emption shall be established therein as an accessory thereto. 4. An animal, unless it is allocated for the benefit of a joint immovable property for its cultivation, irrigation, or the like, and the co-owner sells their share in both the immovable property and the animal together, in which case pre-emption shall be established for the animal as an accessory to the immovable property.

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