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The Agreement For Loan Against Property is a crucial document used in the United Arab Emirates when securing financing using real estate as collateral. This agreement is essential for both commercial and residential property financing, providing a legally robust framework that protects both lender and borrower interests. The document must comply with UAE Federal Laws, including Civil Code (Federal Law No. 5 of 1985), Commercial Code, and specific emirate-level property regulations. It includes comprehensive details about the loan facility, property security, payment terms, and enforcement rights, while often incorporating Sharia-compliant structures to align with Islamic banking principles prevalent in the UAE. The agreement is particularly relevant in today's UAE market, where property-backed financing remains a significant component of both personal and business lending, requiring careful consideration of current Central Bank regulations and property market conditions.
