Our Legal Services in Property Ownership Law
Elite Justice provides comprehensive and specialized legal services in the field of Property Ownership Law in Jordan, in accordance with applicable Jordanian legislation, including the Real Estate Ownership Law, the Jordanian Civil Code, the Land and Water Settlement Law, the Civil Procedure Law, and the Execution Law, as well as the regulations and instructions of the Department of Lands and Survey.
We are committed to protecting our clients’ rights and ensuring the stability of their legal positions in all real estate disputes and transactions. Our services cater to individuals, companies, and investors, supported by extensive practical experience and in-depth knowledge of judicial and administrative procedures.
Scope of Our Property Ownership Services
Property Ownership Disputes and Litigation
We provide legal representation before Jordanian courts and competent authorities in all types of Property Ownership disputes, including:
- Ownership and title disputes
- Claims for prevention of interference and recovery of possession
- Boundary and land measurement disputes
- Cases related to original and accessory real rights, including easements and mortgages
- Objections and appeals against land registry records and decisions
Partition and Removal of Co-ownership
Partition (Removal of Co-ownership) is one of the most complex real estate matters under Jordanian law due to its direct impact on partners’ rights and property value.
Definition
Removal of co-ownership is the legal process aimed at terminating joint ownership of an immovable property among multiple partners, whereby each partner acquires an independent legal share, in accordance with the Jordanian Civil Code, the Real Estate Ownership Law, and established judicial precedents.
Our Services in Partition Cases:
- Legal assessment of the property and title deeds.
- Identification of partners’ shares and encumbrances.
- Amicable partition through legally documented agreements.
- Filing judicial partition lawsuits before competent courts.
- Follow-up on inspections, expert appointments, and feasibility assessments.
- Claiming physical partition where legally possible.
- Requesting sale by public auction when physical division is not feasible.
- Legal supervision of auction procedures and distribution of proceeds
- Enforcement of final judicial judgments.
Ownership Confirmation and Legal Status Rectification
Our services include:
- Ownership confirmation claims.
- Resolution of issues arising from unregistered dispositions.
- Rectification of land registry records.
- Subdivision and consolidation procedures.
- Legal handling of unexecuted powers of attorney.
Property Ownership Contracts
We draft and review:
- Sale and purchase agreements.
- Residential and commercial lease contracts.
- Mortgage and financing agreements.
- Investment and real estate development contracts
All contracts are prepared in full compliance with Jordanian law to protect the parties’ rights and minimize future disputes.
Property Ownership Legal Consultations
We provide specialized legal advice covering:
- Legal due diligence prior to purchase, sale, or investment.
- Verification of ownership and absence of disputes or liens.
- Assessment of legal risks related to the property.
- Legal guidance for investors and real estate developers.
Department of Lands and Survey Procedures
We provide full legal follow-up before the Department of Lands and Survey, including:
- Property registration.
- Transfer of ownership.
- Execution of irrevocable powers of attorney.
- Subdivision and consolidation procedures.
- Real estate transactions involving non-Jordanians in accordance with Jordanian legislation.
Why Elite Justice?
Elite Justice stands out through:
- In-depth expertise in Jordanian Property Ownership law.
- Precise knowledge of land registry and court procedures.
- Strategic, result-oriented legal solutions.
- Strong and effective court representation.
- Transparency and continuous client communication.
- Unwavering commitment to integrity and professionalism.
