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A Deed of Partition is a crucial legal instrument used in the United Arab Emirates when joint owners of property decide to divide their shared property into separate, individually owned portions. This document type is particularly relevant in situations involving family property division, dissolution of business partnerships, or separation of jointly held real estate investments. The Deed of Partition must comply with UAE Civil Code (Federal Law No. 5 of 1985) and relevant emirate-specific property laws, requiring careful attention to local registration requirements and property regulations. It includes detailed property descriptions, partition arrangements, mutual obligations, and any necessary financial settlements between parties. The document becomes especially important in the UAE's dynamic real estate market, where property co-ownership is common and formal documentation of property division is essential for legal recognition and future transactions.

1. Parties: Details of all co-owners/parties involved in the partition, including their full legal names, Emirates ID numbers, and addresses

2. Background: History of joint ownership, reference to original property acquisition, and reasons for partition

3. Definitions: Definitions of key terms used throughout the deed, including property-specific terminology and legal concepts

4. Property Description: Detailed description of the entire property being partitioned, including location, dimensions, and registration details

5. Confirmation of Title: Statement confirming the parties' legal ownership and their respective shares prior to partition

6. Partition Details: Specific details of how the property is to be divided, including boundaries, access rights, and specific allocations

7. Consideration: Details of any monetary adjustments or equalizing payments between parties

8. Mutual Covenants: Agreements between parties regarding maintenance, access rights, and shared facilities post-partition

9. Registration Requirements: Provisions for registering the partition with relevant authorities and allocation of registration costs

10. Governing Law and Jurisdiction: Confirmation of UAE law application and jurisdiction of UAE courts