A settlement agreement records the terms on which parties resolve an existing dispute or potential claim without continuing the disagreement on its original basis. It may involve payment of an agreed amount, withdrawal of claims, performance of outstanding obligations, return of property, termination of a contract, or another legally permissible compromise.<\/p>\n
Settlement agreements are commonly used in commercial disputes, payment claims, contractual disagreements, shareholder conflicts, service disputes, and other civil matters where the parties prefer to reach an agreed resolution.<\/p>\n
The wording is important because a settlement may permanently affect rights that one or both parties could otherwise have pursued.<\/p>\n
Abdulrahman Alshaali Advocates & Legal Consultants assists businesses and individuals with preparing and reviewing settlement agreements under UAE law.<\/p>\n
Federal Decree-Law No. 25 of 2025 Promulgating the Civil Transactions Law contains specific provisions governing settlement.<\/p>\n
Article 672 requires a person concluding a settlement to have the legal capacity to dispose, for consideration, of the rights covered by the agreement. Where the settlement involves a waiver of rights without consideration, the capacity required for a donation becomes relevant.<\/p>\n
Article 674 establishes an important limitation: settlement is not permissible in matters concerning personal status or public order. However, settlement may be possible in relation to financial rights arising from personal status matters or from the commission of a crime, subject to applicable legislation.<\/p>\n
Article 676 requires the subject matter of the settlement and the agreed consideration to be known and legally capable of being exchanged.<\/p>\n
These requirements mean that a settlement should identify precisely what dispute is being resolved and what each party will provide in return.<\/p>\n
A settlement should not be drafted as a vague statement that \u201call issues are resolved\u201d without identifying the legal and commercial consequences the parties intend.<\/p>\n
A settlement replaces the disputed position with an agreed resolution.<\/p>\n
For example, one company may claim AED 500,000 for unpaid invoices while the other disputes part of the amount.<\/p>\n
The parties may agree that AED 350,000 will be paid in full and final settlement of the identified invoice dispute.<\/p>\n
The agreement should then establish:<\/p>\n
The legal effect can be substantial.<\/p>\n
Article 680 of the Civil Transactions Law provides that settlement results in the transfer of the settling party’s right to the agreed consideration and extinction of the right that was the subject of the dispute, with the parties and their heirs thereafter unable to revoke the settlement.<\/p>\n
The scope of the settled dispute should therefore be defined carefully.<\/p>\n
A settlement does not require the party against whom the claim is made to admit liability.<\/p>\n
Article 677 of the Civil Transactions Law provides that a settlement concerning rights may be valid whether the defendant admits the claim, denies it, or remains silent without admitting or denying it.<\/p>\n
This makes settlement useful where the parties want to resolve a dispute without determining who was legally correct.<\/p>\n
For example, a contractor may claim that additional work was properly authorised.<\/p>\n
The customer may deny any obligation to pay for it.<\/p>\n
The parties may nevertheless agree on a settlement amount to bring the disagreement to an end.<\/p>\n
The agreement can expressly state that settlement does not constitute an admission of liability where that reflects the parties’ intention.<\/p>\n
This distinction can be important where the parties wish to resolve the matter commercially without accepting the allegations made against them.<\/p>\n
The agreement should identify the dispute clearly.<\/p>\n
This may involve:<\/p>\n
For example, two companies may have several contracts with each other.<\/p>\n
If the settlement concerns only unpaid invoices under one project, the agreement should not unintentionally release unrelated claims arising under other contracts.<\/p>\n
The parties should therefore determine whether the settlement is:<\/p>\n
Precise drafting helps prevent a later argument about whether a particular claim was included in the settlement.<\/p>\n
Settlement agreements often contain wording stating that the agreed terms constitute a full and final settlement.<\/p>\n
The effect of such wording depends on the claims identified and the agreement as a whole.<\/p>\n
The clause should explain what is being settled rather than relying on the phrase alone.<\/p>\n
For example, an agreement may provide that payment of AED 250,000 constitutes full and final settlement of all claims arising from a specified supply contract up to a particular date.<\/p>\n
That is more precise than stating simply that the payment settles \u201call matters between the parties.\u201d<\/p>\n
The parties should consider whether they genuinely intend to release unknown or future claims.<\/p>\n
A broad release may affect rights that were not actively discussed during negotiations.<\/p>\n
The wording should therefore correspond to the actual compromise reached.<\/p>\n
Where settlement involves payment, the agreement should identify the financial terms precisely.<\/p>\n
These may include:<\/p>\n
For example, the parties may agree that AED 600,000 will be paid in six monthly instalments of AED 100,000.<\/p>\n
The agreement should identify the due date of each instalment.<\/p>\n
It should also determine whether the release of claims takes effect:<\/p>\n
This point can be critical.<\/p>\n
If claims are released immediately but the payment is later not completed, the claimant may face a different position than if the release becomes effective only after full payment.<\/p>\n
An instalment settlement should address the possibility that one payment is missed.<\/p>\n
The agreement may establish a procedure concerning default.<\/p>\n
For example, the parties may agree that if an instalment is not paid by the specified date, the paying party receives written notice and a short period to remedy the default.<\/p>\n
The agreement should then explain what happens if payment remains outstanding.<\/p>\n
Potential contractual consequences may include acceleration of remaining settlement instalments or another legally permissible remedy.<\/p>\n
The drafting should avoid contradictory provisions.<\/p>\n
For example, the agreement should not simultaneously state that the original claim was extinguished immediately and that the original claim automatically revives without explaining the intended legal mechanism.<\/p>\n
The parties should determine the legal consequence of default before signing.<\/p>\n
Where the settlement involves significant deferred payments, additional security may also require consideration.<\/p>\n
Not every settlement involves money.<\/p>\n
A dispute may be resolved through performance of an outstanding obligation.<\/p>\n
For example:<\/p>\n
The agreement should define the required performance objectively.<\/p>\n
If a contractor agrees to correct defective work, the settlement should identify:<\/p>\n
A general promise to \u201cfix all problems\u201d may create another dispute about whether the settlement itself was performed.<\/p>\n
The same drafting principles that apply to the original contract should therefore be used when defining settlement obligations.<\/p>\n
The parties do not need to resolve every issue at the same time.<\/p>\n
A settlement may resolve only part of a dispute.<\/p>\n
For example, the parties may agree on the principal debt while continuing to dispute another issue.<\/p>\n
Article 678 of the Civil Transactions Law provides that where a person settles for part of a claim or for part of what they allege is owed, they are deemed to waive the right to claim the remainder.<\/p>\n
This makes careful drafting particularly important where the parties intend to preserve any unresolved claims.<\/p>\n
The agreement should identify:<\/p>\n
Where a case is already before a court, the procedural consequences of a partial settlement should also be addressed appropriately.<\/p>\n
The parties should not rely on an informal understanding that a particular claim was intended to remain open.<\/p>\n
A settlement commonly includes a release of claims.<\/p>\n
The release should identify who gives it and what rights it covers.<\/p>\n
The parties may need to determine whether the release applies to:<\/p>\n
Broad releases should be used carefully.<\/p>\n
For example, releasing claims against \u201call affiliates, officers, employees, agents, and related persons\u201d can affect parties who were not directly involved in the dispute.<\/p>\n
The legal effect of any release depends on the rights involved and applicable law.<\/p>\n
The agreement should not attempt to waive rights that cannot legally be compromised.<\/p>\n
Where the parties intend a mutual release, the obligations should apply clearly to both sides.<\/p>\n
A settlement may be reached for commercial reasons without either party accepting the other party’s allegations.<\/p>\n
The agreement may therefore include a no-admission provision.<\/p>\n
For example, a company may agree to make a payment because continued litigation would be costly and disruptive, while continuing to deny that it breached the underlying contract.<\/p>\n
The agreement can state that the settlement does not constitute an admission of liability or wrongdoing.<\/p>\n
This provision should be distinguished from the actual settlement obligations.<\/p>\n
A party cannot use a no-admission clause to deny the obligation to make the payment or perform the compromise it has expressly agreed.<\/p>\n
The purpose is to clarify the parties’ position regarding the underlying allegations, not to make the settlement itself optional.<\/p>\n
The parties may wish to keep the settlement confidential.<\/p>\n
A confidentiality provision may address:<\/p>\n
However, confidentiality should include appropriate exceptions.<\/p>\n
Disclosure may be required to:<\/p>\n
For example, a company may need to disclose a material settlement to its auditors even if the parties have agreed not to publicise the terms.<\/p>\n
The agreement should therefore permit necessary disclosures while restricting unnecessary publication.<\/p>\n
Where extensive confidential information is involved, a Draft Confidentiality Agreement<\/strong> may also require consideration.<\/p>\n Parties sometimes seek provisions restricting public statements concerning the dispute or settlement.<\/p>\n These clauses should be defined carefully.<\/p>\n A broad statement that neither party may ever make any negative comment may create uncertainty about truthful statements required in legal, regulatory, or professional contexts.<\/p>\n The agreement may instead address identified forms of public communication concerning the dispute.<\/p>\n Exceptions should be considered where disclosure is legally required.<\/p>\n The parties should also determine whether the provision applies only to the companies themselves or whether obligations concerning identified representatives are intended.<\/p>\n A settlement should not impose obligations on persons who are not legally bound by the agreement without an appropriate contractual basis.<\/p>\n A dispute may involve property or records belonging to one of the parties.<\/p>\n The settlement can establish how they will be returned.<\/p>\n This may include:<\/p>\n For example, a service-provider dispute may end with the provider still holding the customer’s equipment and project files.<\/p>\n The agreement should establish:<\/p>\n Where legal or regulatory record retention is required, appropriate exceptions may be necessary.<\/p>\n The return process should be sufficiently specific to avoid further disagreements after the principal financial settlement has been completed.<\/p>\n Parties may settle after court proceedings have already begun.<\/p>\n In that situation, the settlement should address what will happen to the case.<\/p>\n Depending on the procedure and the nature of the agreement, the parties may need to take formal steps before the competent court.<\/p>\n The agreement may identify responsibilities for:<\/p>\n The parties should not assume that signing a private settlement automatically closes an existing court case.<\/p>\n The necessary procedural steps should be completed before the parties treat the litigation as concluded.<\/p>\n Federal Decree-Law No. 40 of 2023 on Mediation and Conciliation in Civil and Commercial Disputes provides a specific framework for settlement through mediation and conciliation.<\/p>\n The law defines a settlement agreement as a document prepared through the relevant mediation or conciliation process, signed by the parties, and setting out the settlement reached in whole or in part.<\/p>\n Article 23 addresses ratification where the parties reach settlement through mediation.<\/p>\n The mediator submits the report and signed settlement agreement for the relevant approval procedure.<\/p>\n Article 25 provides that a ratified settlement agreement is binding and irrevocable between the parties and has the same probative force as court judgments.<\/p>\n This creates an important distinction between a purely private settlement contract and a settlement concluded and ratified through the statutory mediation or conciliation framework.<\/p>\n The parties should determine which process is appropriate to their dispute.<\/p>\n Where a civil or commercial dispute is resolved through the statutory mediation procedure, judicial ratification can give the settlement significant enforcement consequences.<\/p>\n Federal Decree-Law No. 40 of 2023 provides a mechanism through which the settlement reached in mediation is submitted for ratification.<\/p>\n Once ratified in accordance with the legislation, the settlement has the legal force provided by the law and the same probative effect as a court judgment.<\/p>\n The parties should therefore ensure that the document submitted for ratification reflects the agreement accurately.<\/p>\n For example, an instalment schedule should identify each payment date rather than referring generally to payment \u201cover the coming months.\u201d<\/p>\n An unclear settlement can create enforcement difficulties even where the underlying dispute has already been resolved.<\/p>\n The settlement should be capable of implementation without requiring the parties to renegotiate essential terms.<\/p>\n A settlement may involve surrendering or compromising valuable legal rights.<\/p>\n The person signing must therefore have appropriate authority.<\/p>\n For individuals, this involves legal capacity to dispose of the relevant rights.<\/p>\n For companies, the agreement should be signed by a representative authorised to settle the dispute.<\/p>\n Article 672 of the Civil Transactions Law expressly addresses capacity in relation to settlement.<\/p>\n For a corporate party, the required authority may depend on:<\/p>\n For example, a company representative may have authority to negotiate but not authority to waive a multimillion-dirham claim.<\/p>\n Where authority is uncertain, it should be confirmed before execution.<\/p>\n A later challenge concerning the signatory’s authority can undermine the purpose of achieving finality through settlement.<\/p>\n A dispute may involve rights belonging to someone who is not a party to the settlement.<\/p>\n The agreement should not assume that two parties can dispose of another person’s rights.<\/p>\n Article 676 of the Civil Transactions Law provides that where settlement consideration consists of a specific thing or usufruct owned by a third party, effectiveness depends on that third party’s ratification.<\/p>\n Third-party issues can also arise where:<\/p>\n For example, two companies may settle a dispute involving equipment owned by a leasing company.<\/p>\n Their agreement cannot simply transfer ownership of that equipment without addressing the rights of the actual owner.<\/p>\n All necessary parties should be identified before the settlement is finalised.<\/p>\n Where the settlement amount will be paid over time, the receiving party may seek security.<\/p>\n Depending on the transaction, this may involve:<\/p>\n The security should be documented properly.<\/p>\n For example, a creditor accepting a substantial reduction in the amount claimed may agree to instalments only if another group company guarantees payment.<\/p>\n The agreement should identify whether the guarantee covers:<\/p>\n Security arrangements may be subject to separate legal formalities.<\/p>\n A general sentence stating that a payment is \u201cguaranteed\u201d may be insufficient to create the intended security.<\/p>\n The parties should consider whether settling the principal debt affects existing guarantees or security.<\/p>\n For example, a creditor may hold a guarantee supporting an original debt of AED 1 million.<\/p>\n The creditor and debtor then settle for AED 700,000.<\/p>\n The parties should determine how the settlement affects the guarantee.<\/p>\n This issue can be particularly important where the guarantor is not a party to the settlement.<\/p>\n The agreement should not inadvertently release security that the creditor intended to preserve.<\/p>\n Similarly, a creditor should not assume that every existing guarantee automatically continues after the original obligation is materially changed.<\/p>\n The relevant documents and applicable law should be reviewed together.<\/p>\n The agreement should address responsibility for legal and other dispute-related costs where necessary.<\/p>\n Possible approaches include:<\/p>\n For example, the claimant may agree to accept AED 400,000 plus AED 20,000 toward legal costs.<\/p>\n If the wording instead states that AED 400,000 resolves \u201call amounts,\u201d disagreement may later arise over whether costs were included.<\/p>\n The agreement should identify the intended treatment clearly.<\/p>\n Where proceedings are already before a court, the parties should also consider any procedural rules governing judicial fees or costs.<\/p>\n Settlement through statutory mediation may involve separate provisions concerning mediation costs and potential fee refunds.<\/p>\n A settlement payment can have tax and accounting consequences.<\/p>\n The agreement should avoid making assumptions about those consequences unless they have been properly assessed.<\/p>\n For example, part of a settlement may represent unpaid contractual consideration while another part relates to compensation for a disputed claim.<\/p>\n The parties may need professional accounting or tax advice concerning the appropriate treatment.<\/p>\n The agreement can identify the contractual nature of the payment but should not attempt to guarantee a particular tax outcome without an appropriate basis.<\/p>\n Where VAT or another tax issue may apply, the parties should establish responsibility for issuing required documentation.<\/p>\n The financial wording should correspond to the transaction being settled.<\/p>\n Settlement agreements may sometimes be executed electronically, subject to the nature of the agreement and any applicable formal requirements.<\/p>\n Federal Decree-Law No. 46 of 2021 on Electronic Transactions and Trust Services provides the UAE framework concerning electronic documents and signatures.<\/p>\n However, the parties should consider whether the particular settlement requires:<\/p>\n For example, an electronically signed private commercial settlement may be treated differently from an agreement that must be submitted through a particular judicial process.<\/p>\n The execution method should therefore be selected according to the intended legal use of the settlement.<\/p>\n A settlement should anticipate the possibility of non-performance.<\/p>\n For example, a debtor may agree to pay five instalments but stop after the second payment.<\/p>\n The agreement should establish the contractual consequences of that default.<\/p>\n Relevant matters may include:<\/p>\n The appropriate mechanism depends on how the settlement was structured.<\/p>\n Where the agreement has been ratified through the mediation or conciliation framework, statutory enforcement mechanisms may apply.<\/p>\n A private settlement may require different steps.<\/p>\n The agreement should avoid leaving the parties uncertain about whether they must return to the original dispute or enforce the settlement itself.<\/p>\n Consider a supplier claiming AED 800,000 from a customer for several unpaid invoices.<\/p>\n The customer disputes AED 300,000 because of alleged defects.<\/p>\n The parties negotiate and agree that the customer will pay AED 600,000.<\/p>\n Their settlement agreement states only that this amount is accepted \u201cin settlement of the matter.\u201d<\/p>\n Six months later, the supplier identifies another unpaid invoice under a separate project and demands payment.<\/p>\n The customer argues that the earlier agreement released every claim between the companies.<\/p>\n The supplier argues that only the disputed invoices were settled.<\/p>\n A carefully prepared settlement agreement could have identified the invoice numbers, contract, project, and claims covered by the release.<\/p>\n It could also have expressly preserved unrelated claims.<\/p>\n The example demonstrates why the scope of settlement should be stated precisely rather than left to a general phrase.<\/p>\n The required documents depend on the dispute.<\/p>\n Relevant materials may include:<\/p>\n The drafting process should identify the actual dispute and the rights the parties intend to compromise.<\/p>\n Where proceedings are already underway, the current procedural position should also be reviewed.<\/p>\n The settlement agreement should correspond with the evidence and legal arrangements already affecting the dispute.<\/p>\n A settlement agreement should resolve the dispute clearly without creating new uncertainty about payment, releases, continuing obligations, or enforcement.<\/p>\n Abdulrahman Alshaali Advocates & Legal Consultants assists businesses and individuals with preparing and reviewing settlement agreements under UAE law.<\/p>\n Our services may include defining the scope of settled claims, developing payment arrangements, drafting releases, reviewing security, addressing confidentiality, and considering the appropriate procedural steps where litigation, mediation, or conciliation is already underway.<\/p>\n Where the settlement modifies obligations under an existing business relationship, a Draft Agreement Between Two Companies<\/strong> or other transaction-specific documentation may also require amendment.<\/p>\n Clients seeking assistance with wider contractual matters can explore our contract drafting<\/strong> services.<\/p>\n Our contract drafting services cover dispute resolution, commercial, corporate, investment, employment, property, financing, services, confidentiality, and personal agreements.<\/p>\n contract drafting:<\/strong> Explore legal assistance with preparing, reviewing, and negotiating agreements under UAE law.<\/p>\n contract writing:<\/strong> Develop contractual language 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settlement terms, and the documentation required to implement the agreed resolution.<\/p>\n Yes. Parties may settle a civil or commercial dispute before proceedings begin where the rights involved are legally capable of settlement.<\/p>\n A pre-litigation settlement can document payment, releases, performance obligations, and other terms without first requiring the parties to obtain a judgment.<\/p>\n The agreement should still be drafted carefully because settling the claim may permanently affect the parties’ rights.<\/p>\n Yes. The parties may resolve part of a dispute while leaving other issues outstanding.<\/p>\n The settlement should identify precisely which claims or issues are resolved and which remain open.<\/p>\n This is particularly important because UAE civil law contains specific consequences where a party settles for part of a claim.<\/p>\n The enforcement route depends on the legal status of the settlement.<\/p>\n A private settlement contract and a settlement ratified through a statutory mediation or conciliation process may have different enforcement procedures.<\/p>\n A ratified settlement under Federal Decree-Law No. 40 of 2023 carries the legal force provided by that legislation.<\/p>\n The agreement should therefore be structured with enforcement in mind before instalment payments begin.<\/p>\n A valid settlement is intended to bring the relevant dispute to an end rather than remain freely revocable.<\/p>\n Article 680 of the Civil Transactions Law provides that settlement extinguishes the right that was the subject of the dispute and that the parties or their heirs may not thereafter revoke it.<\/p>\n Whether a particular agreement may nevertheless be challenged on a recognised legal ground depends on the facts, applicable legislation, and the circumstances in which it was concluded.<\/p>\n Federal Decree-Law No. 25 of 2025 Promulgating the Civil Transactions Law.<\/strong><\/p>\n UAE Legislation Platform \u2013 Official Legislation<\/a><\/p>\n Federal Decree-Law No. 40 of 2023 on Mediation and Conciliation in Civil and Commercial Disputes.<\/strong><\/p>\n UAE Legislation Platform \u2013 Official Legislation<\/a><\/p>\nNon-Disparagement Provisions<\/h2>\n
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When a Settlement Agreement Can Become Enforceable Through the Mediation Framework<\/h2>\n
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Guarantees and Security for Settlement Payments<\/h2>\n
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Tax and Accounting Treatment<\/h2>\n
Electronic Execution of Settlement Agreements<\/h2>\n
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What Happens If the Settlement Is Not Performed?<\/h2>\n
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A Practical Example: Settlement with an Unclear Release<\/h2>\n
Documents Required to Draft a Settlement Agreement<\/h2>\n
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\nFrequently Asked Questions<\/h2>\n
Can a Settlement Agreement Be Signed Before a Court Case Is Filed?<\/h3>\n
Can a Settlement Agreement Cover Only Part of a Court Case?<\/h3>\n
Can a Settlement Agreement Be Enforced If One Party Stops Paying?<\/h3>\n
Can the Parties Cancel a Settlement After Signing It?<\/h3>\n
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