This article examines the legal framework governing the relationship between tenants and landlords in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, clarifying the rights and obligations of each party according to applicable regulations. It reviews the tenant’s rights, such as the right to use the property throughout the lease term, ensuring its suitability for use, and adhering to the agreed-upon rent without arbitrary demands. It also addresses the landlord’s rights to receive rent, maintain the property, and comply with the terms of the lease agreement.
Furthermore, the article discusses the most important clauses that should be included in a lease agreement, the legal grounds for terminating or canceling the contract, and the mechanisms for resolving rental disputes. Finally, it highlights the role of legal documentation and consultation in protecting the rights of both parties, reducing real estate disputes, and ensuring a stable and transparent contractual relationship.