UAE Civil Transactions Law

Article 1336

Book Four: Real Securities · Section One: Mortgage · Chapter Two: Effects of the Mortgage · Part Two: Effects of a Mortgage with Respect to Third Parties · Third: Right of Tracing

1. The possessor may bring a warranty claim against the previous owner to the extent that a successor may have recourse against the person from whom ownership was acquired, whether by way of a commutative contract or gift. 2. The possessor shall also have recourse against the debtor for any amount paid in excess of what is due from them by virtue of their title deed, regardless of the reason for paying this excess. They shall be subrogated to the rights of the creditors whose debts have been satisfied thereby, particularly to the securities provided by the debtor, excluding securities provided by a person other than the debtor.

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