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The case threatens to unwind allegations of fraud levelled by the CBI against Indian bankers

The traditional zero tolerance approach towards illicit substance abuse was curtailed back in 2015, where drug legislation in Malta was boldly revamped with the

The court issued its ruling after hearing the testimony of the appellee's father, who testified that his son had borrowed the amount from the complainant. Details of the case date back to the time when the complainant filed a lawsuit in which he demanded the appellee to pay him Dhs290,000, in addition to fees and expenses of the case, noting that the appellee borrowed the amount from him in 2018, and refused to repay it.

A man filed a lawsuit demanding that the appellee employee pay him Dhs10,265, in addition to a compensation of Dhs10,000 for the damages he incurred, as well as fees and expenses of the case.

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To conclude our series on Intellectual Property (IP) topics in the MENAP region, our three authors, Jan Wrede (Dubai), Shaukat Ali (Lahore) and Yasir Masood (Dubai), held an open panel discussion...

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Heavy gunfire echoed throughout downtown Port-au-Prince on Wednesday as suspected gang members set a church on fire and tried to kill their opponents in a bid to gain control over more territory.

A courthouse near the Haitian capital of Port-Au-Prince was burned early Tuesday. Prosecutors suspect gang members were responsible for lighting up the courthouse on fire.