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Dubai: A Dubai-based man stabbed a colleague after his company failed to send him home for his mother’s funeral, the Dubai Court of First Instance heard on Tuesday. The 38-year-old Indian accused allegedly lost his temper with his colleague after he didn’t put him on a list of workers being repatriated to India. Records showed that in August this year, the 25-year-old Indian victim was told by his construction company to inform 22 workers to be ready for repatriation flights. “The suspect...

Abu Dhabi: The Abu Dhabi Court of Appeals has upheld a decision ordering a man to pay Dh10,000 as compensation to a woman for sending her insulting messages on WhatsApp. According to court sources, the woman had filed a case against the man, seeking Dh100,000 for insulting her on social media, along with a nine per cent interest for delaying the payment. The Court of First Instance in Abu Dhabi found the man guilty and ordered him to pay Dh10,000 in compensation, in addition to four per cent an...

To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. The SFC Enforcement Division is responsible for addressing wrongdoing in the securities and futures markets in Hong Kong. Apart from conducting market surveillance to detect possible wrongdoing, it takes action, known in the market as SFC enforcement action, to ascertain whether such wrongdoing merits prosecution. SFC enforcement action may comprise SFC investigations, SFC disciplinary procee...

Al Ain court holds mall, firm guilty for childs fall and disability 15 Dec 2020 Staff Reporter A 5-year-old boy suffered fractures in the skull bones, which caused him permanent disability in movement and speech after he fell off an escalator in a trading mall. The Al Ain Appellate Court ruled that an insurance company, the mall, the mall official and the mall security officer must pay a compensation of Dhs734,985 to the father of the child.   Details of the case date back to an e...

Dubai: Two Pakistani men who attacked a countryman standing outside his Dubai home were convicted of physically assaulting the victim. According to the Dubai Court of First Instance, the attackers caused six per cent permanent disability to the Pakistani victim. While one of the defendants, 21, was sentenced to two years in jail, another, 25, was jailed for one year. Dubai Police was alerted about the incident in October last year between a group of Pakistani men at Al Refaa area in Dubai. The ...

Partager : Saipem: The Court of Cassation rejected the appeal by the General Public Prosecutor of Milan, Saipem is acquitted by final ruling in the Algeria Proceedings édité le 15/12/2020 - Plus de news de "SAIPEM" - Voir la fiche entreprise de "SAIPEM" The Court of Cassation issued its ruling on the appeal presented by the General Public Prosecutor at the Milan Court of Appeal on June 12, 2020 against the second instance judgement concerning offences allegedly committed in Algeria up to Mar...

Monday, December 14, 2020 A. T-Mobile Netherlands May Acquire Simpel. On Nov. 17, 2020, the Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) cleared the acquisition of telecom operator Simpel by rival operator T-Mobile Netherlands (T-Mobile). Over its fixed and mobile networks, T-Mobile offers consumers various services, such as telephony, broadband access, and television. Simpel sells mobile-telecom services, such as sim-only plans for mobile phones. For its mobile-telecom serv...

Dubai: A man has been sentenced to three months to be followed by deportation for threatening to damage a restaurant and kill one of the workers after he was refused a free meal. The Dubai Court of First Instance was told that the 40-year-old Moroccan defendant went to a restaurant in the Al Muraqqabat area of Dubai in September this year, asking for a free meal. A restaurant worker testified that his owner had instructed them earlier not to give any meals to the defendant because he had damage...

By Sami Zaptia. Libya lifts seizure of the bank accounts of its embassies by Italian creditors (Photo: Department of Pending Cases Abroad). London, 14 December 2020: Libya successfully lifted the legal seizure on a number of its embassy accounts by a number of Italian companies it owes money to, the Committee for Pending Disputes Abroad of the Supreme Judicial Council (SJC) announced yesterday. Three Italian companies had succeeded in imposing a legal seizure on Libyan embassy-controlled accou...

Dubai: Three Dubai visitors have been accused of breaking into a villa and robbing expensive watches and jewellery valued at Dh466,000. A Dubai Court of First Instance heard that three Chinese men raided a villa in Al Barsha area of Dubai in August this year. The 51-year-old housewife from Switzerland said she was a Dubai resident for eight years and was staying with her husband at the villa. When their daughter came from the United Kingdom to visit them, they went out for dinner. “We returne...