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Dh70,000 compensation for family of worker who died after falling from scaffolding Wam Official court documents stated that the man accidentally fell off the cradle and landed on the ground. The parents of a worker, who died after falling from a scaffolding while carrying out maintenance of CCTV cameras on a building, have been awarded Dh70,000 in compensation. The Al Ain Civil Court of First Instance instructed the contracting and maintenance company to pay the compensation to the parents of t...

Court orders man to pay Dhs40,000 over fraud charges in Al Ain 21 Feb 2021 Staff Reporter The Al Ain Court of First Instance obligated an accused to pay Dhs40,000 to a man after defrauding him and deluding him into being a company manager, and asking for him to fork out Dhs35,000 and share the profits after that. He indicates that the accused was convicted by a criminal judgment, and that the victim was materially and morally damaged after his money was taken away from him. The det...

Indian man robbed of Rs 55,30,806 in Dubai Indian man robbed of Rs 55,30,806 in Dubai The case was heard at the Dubai Court of First Instance, the Gulf News reported. According to court records, the victim, who was not identified, saw an offer for a massage session for 200 Dirhams (Rs 3,950) with pictures of beautiful girls promoting it. He contacted the number provided on the app and went to an apartment in the Al Refaa area of Dubai in November 2020. “I saw four African women inside the ap...

In-house: Xiaomi stalling for time with ETSI suit Counsel from automotive and telecoms companies told Managing IP this week that they believed Xiaomi was stalling for time with its bid at the Paris Court of First Instance to force standards-setting organisation ETSI to throw out Philips’ 3G and 4G patents. They said that the case was a long-shot, at best, and that it was in all likelihood doomed. “The case is very interesting, but there is no hope here for Xiaomi to get Philips excluded fr...

Greece: Trademark used in trade prevails over the registered form Evangelia Sioumala of Patrinos & Kilimiris looks at a recent judgment from the Athens Administrative Court of First Instance that favours the verbal elements of a trademark Sponsored by February 19 2021 In a trademark cancellation action for non-use, an issue of high significance for the trademark owners may come into play: Is there a genuine use of a registered trademar...

Dubai: The Dubai Court of First Instance has cleared an Indian engineer of charges that he had leaked his company’s secrets after his Dubai employer filed a case against him for lodging a labour complaint. The 34-year-old Indian engineer was charged with leaking his company’s project design with assistance from another 27-year-old Indian engineer. The Indian engineer’s lawyer Mohammad Al Redha of Al Redha Advocates and Legal Consultants told judges that the company fabricated the story af...

He was demanding the money as commission for mediation services rendered to two businessmen.

Gecina - Earnings at December 31, 2020 Like-for-like rental income growth: Recurrent net income per share: €5.72 EPRA Net Tangible Assets (NTA) of €170.1 per share (-1.7% year-on-year) Ongoing LTV of 33.6%(including duties), -40bp year-on-year Mobilization to support customers and societal commitments Regulatory News: Gecinas markets and operational resilience - Close to 99% of rent collected in 2020, normalized collection for the first quarter of 2021 - Rents signed up in 2020: +2% high...

Greek Hospital Administrator Faces Criminal Prosecution for Reporting Nurse’s Paralysis after Second mRNA Shot CORFU, GREECE – A Greek nurse is now paralyzed after receiving a second dose of mRNA. The 40-year-old nurse is a mother of two and has been a nurse for 17 years. The nurse, whose name has not been disclosed, developed a fever, followed by excruciating pain throughout her body immediately after the second shot. She was rushed to the hospital when she was unable to move or feel her ...

UAE: Court quadruples drug addicts jail term for repeat offence File photo (used for illustrative purposes only) Evidence submitted by the prosecution included a blood sample with traces of narcotics. The Fujairah Court of Appeal has quadrupled a jail term handed down to a drug abuser from six months to two years. ALSO READ: The lower court had found the defendant guilty of doing drugs, and ordered him to serve six months in jail. As per court records, the rehabilitating suspect was arrested re...