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Defendant had been sentenced with a three-month jail term

Further investigations required before warehouse fire insurance payout, court rules

Messenger KUWAIT CITY, Feb 16: The Court of Appeals upheld the verdict issued by the Court of First Instance which obliged an insurance company to pay KD 59,000 to an Arab expatriate as compensation for the injuries he sustained after an elevator in a company fell resulting in the death of a number of workers and injuries to many others. According to the lawsuit filed by the expatriate via his defense counsel Lawyer Ali Al-Wawan, he demanded that the insurance company pay him compensation for ...

Published date: 15 February 2021 12:57 UTC | Last update: 1 month 2 weeks ago The West Bank is witnessing an unprecedented protest movement launched by the Palestinian Bar Association (PBA), in rejecting the recent Palestinian Authority decrees that further restrict judicial independence.   On 9 February, dozens of lawyers and former judges stood in the courtyard of the Ramallah-based Palestinian Legislative Council (PLC), chanting slogans calling fo...

Two Pakistani defendants arrested while the third is still at large

Tunisian badge took Ahmed Gam from the boutique area he worked, accused him of annexation during contempo protests, and exhausted him so abominably during his

Tunisian police took Ahmed Gam from the shop where he worked, accused him of looting during recent protests, and beat him so badly during his detention last month that he lost a testicle, he said.

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Initial compensation of Dh600,000 increased in view of victim’s permanent disability

Due Process Violations Mar Extradition, Court Proceedings Michael Bryan Smith of England talks to reporters from the detention room at the criminal court in Bangkok, on Thursday, Feb. 18, 2010. © 2010 AP Photo/Sakchai Lalit (Beirut) – United Arab Emirates (UAE) authorities have held a UK national in detention for more than 10 years on a 6-year criminal sentence despite having pardoned him in 2014, Human Rights Watch said today. Prison authorities have denie...