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KUWAIT CITY, July 17: The Public Prosecution decided to detain Twitter user Hamed Bouyabes for 21 days pending investigation on the case of insulting a sisterly country, reports Al-Rai daily. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Justice has released its semi-annual statistics on cases filed at the Court of First Instance, reports Al-Qabas daily. The daily obtained

The case of franchisee Luxury Concepts v Bateel International, a retail and e-commerce franchisor sued by FCI for alleged failure to meet supply obligations under franchise agreements, reminds parties in franchise agreements that courts will enforce choice of law clauses.

In Luxury Concepts, Inc. v. Bateel International, LLC, a franchisee, Luxury Concepts, Inc. (LCI), sued a retail outlet and e-commerce franchisor, Bateel International LLC (Bateel), as...

KUWAIT CITY, May 18: The concerned committee at the Ministry of Interior has disqualified five candidates, including former MPs Muhammad Al-Juwaihel and Hani Shams in addition to one female candidate, for failure to meet the conditions. Shams confirmed his disqualification, while Majed Al-Mutairi an

KUWAIT CITY, May 17: The First Instance Court adjourned until Thursday the deliberation on the petition of several former MPs to postpone the parliamentary election scheduled for June 6, 2023 until the Constitutional Court rules on the appeal to cancel its decision to nullify the 2022 Parliament. Ea

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Where a respondent requested counsel fees under the Hague Convention and the International Child Abduction Remedies Act, a U.S. District Court decision to deny that request should be upheld despite the respondent’s contention that the court abused its discretion by not exercising its inherent authority to grant her request. “Taili Tee Thula (‘Thula’) appeals from

Tunisian investigative judge ordered the imprisonment of the leader of Ennahda Party, Rached Ghannouchi, after nine hours of interrogation.

Tunisia: Free Arbitrarily Detained Ex-Prime Minister

Tunisian authorities should release from detention Ali Laarayedh, a former prime minister, and a vice-president of the opposition Ennahda party.