The number of execution requests to evict properties from tenants registered in the “unified rent” contract in the Kingdom reached about 33.6 thousand requests during 2023, an increase of 3% from 2022, according to official data and statistics.

Official data and statistics revealed. According to a report by Al-Ekhbariya channel, Riyadh region accounted for 37% of the total implementation requests in the Kingdom with 12421 requests, Makkah region with 10364 requests, then the Eastern Province with 5221 requests, then Medina with 1685 requests.

According to a report by Al-Ekhbariya channel, the number of requests for implementation in the Kingdom has increased by 3%. The number of requests received by the Execution Court in Asir region recorded 868 requests, followed by Qassim region with 703 requests, Jazan region with 668 requests, and Tabuk region with 550 requests.

The data indicated that the number of requests received by the Execution Court in Asir region was 868 requests. <The data indicated that the number of requests received by enforcement courts in Hail amounted to 370, followed by Al-Jouf with 235 requests, Najran with 216 requests, followed by the Northern Borders region with 166 requests. While Al-Baha region had the lowest number of eviction requests with 90 requests since the beginning of the year.

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It is noteworthy that the Ministry of Justice started receiving requests to execute the Uniform Residential Lease contract in the execution courts since June 2018 as an executive document through the "Unified Lease Contract" after the electronic link with the Ministry of Housing, as the “Residential Lease Contract” gives the right holder to apply to the execution court directly with smooth and clear electronic procedures.

The electronic linkage contributes to reducing the flow of cases to the public courts, as the execution courts receive the lease contracts as an executive document to ensure that rights holders obtain their rights faster and more efficiently without the process of filing a lawsuit and attending sessions as before, which required effort and time.

After the electronic link with the Ministry of Housing, the “Unified Lease Contract” allows the right holder to apply to the execution court directly through smooth and clear electronic procedures. Through the “Unified Lease Contract” registered in the “Ejar” electronic network, property owners can apply to enforcement courts and departments directly through the Ministry's portal if the tenant does not fulfill the rent when it is due.

Real estate owners can now apply to enforcement courts and departments directly through the Ministry's electronic portal if the tenant does not fulfill the rent when it is due.