A segment of those working in the real estate sector, especially those in charge of managing and leasing endowments, face a recurring organizational issue when trying to document rental contracts through Ejar: the conflict of endowment ownership deeds with the technical and organizational requirements adopted within the platform.
This issue is rooted in the nature of the Waqf as an independent legal entity, where title deeds are issued in the name of "Waqf» as the legal owner of the property, not a natural individual or a commercial establishment. In contrast, Ejar's platform relies on specific paths to verify ownership, limited to individuals, commercial or non-profit records, with no dedicated path for endowments that hold independent deeds that are not digitally linked to these records.
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The conflict is more apparent when trying to enter the commercial record of the endowment, as it is rejected because it does not match the number written in the endowment deed, which is often an endowment identification number issued by the authority responsible for regulating endowment affairs, and is linked to the legal instruments system, and differs in its reference and function from the numbers of commercial records or other administrative records, and does not fall within the commercial record numbers issued by the Ministry of Commerce. The registration of the Nazir as an individual owner is not legally acceptable, as the Waqf deed explicitly states that the property belongs to the Waqf itself, while the role of the Nazir is limited to management and disposal under a judicial guardianship deed.
The role of the Nazir is limited to management and disposal under a judicial guardianship deed.
No technical pathwithin the platform
In some cases, even when all contract data is completed according to the endowment deed, when the contract is sent to the authentication stage, a notice stating that "the commercial register is incorrect" appears, which reveals the absence of a clear technical path within the platform to deal with endowments with double digital reference between the judicial and regulatory authorities.
The issue is exacerbated by the platform's requirement to issue an electronic proxy for the caretaker, despite the fact that the deed of caretaker is an original judicial authorization issued by the court, which cannot be replaced by a proxy, and the caretaker cannot appoint himself, which makes this requirement inapplicable in practice. The issue is exacerbated by the platform's requirement to issue an electronic proxy for the caretaker.
This reality puts real estate brokers and Waqf custodians in a real dilemma, as contracts cannot be documented in the form of a commercial establishment, a non-profit organization, or an individual, despite the completion of legal and statutory documents and the integrity of ownership, which leads to the disruption of rental contracts and delays in benefiting from endowment objects. This reality puts real estate brokers and Waqf custodians in a real dilemma.
The need for direct institutional coordination In light of this, there is a need for direct institutional coordination between the Ejar platform and the relevant authorities, primarily the Public Authority for Real Estate, the authority responsible for regulating endowments, and the judicial authorities, in order to develop an approved path that takes into account the specificity of the endowment as an independent legal and organizational entity and allows for a clear technical link between endowment deeds and related administrative records.
Unifying digital references between endowment deeds and electronic real estate systems is a necessary organizational step in light of the accelerated trend towards digital transformation and contract documentation, ensuring the preservation of rights, the continuity of endowment investment, and preventing conflicting regulations or disruption of legitimate interests. The aim is to create an approved path that takes into account the specificity of the endowment as an independent legal and organizational entity.
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