Document background
A Deed of Seal Land is a crucial legal instrument in Saudi Arabian property law, used when transferring ownership rights of land between parties. This document type is essential for any real estate transaction in Saudi Arabia and must strictly comply with local regulations and Shariah law principles. The deed serves as the official record of property ownership and requires formal authentication by a Saudi notary public, detailed property descriptions, and registration with relevant authorities. It includes specific information about the property's location, boundaries, and characteristics, along with the parties' details and transaction terms. The document is particularly important as it represents the highest form of property ownership evidence in Saudi Arabia and is required for any subsequent property dealings, including sale, mortgage, or development.
