Ahmed Mohammed Youssef Hassan v Arab Jordan Investment Bank (Qatar) LLC (First Instance Circuit) [2021] QIC (F) 7 (14 March 2021)

The Court held that it has jurisdiction under QFC law as the dispute arises from activities connected to the QFC.

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Citation: [2021] QIC (F) 7
Parties: Applicant: Ahmed Mohammed Youssef Hassan; Respondent: Arab Jordan Investment Bank (Qatar) LLC
Jurisdiction: Qatar
Procedural Posture: Civil / First Instance
Outcome: jurisdiction affirmed
Legal Topics: Jurisdiction, QFC Law

Banking Law Commercial Law Jurisdiction QFC Law

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Parties

Ahmed Mohammed Youssef Hassan

Applicant

Arab Jordan Investment Bank (Qatar) LLC

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Civil / First Instance

Legal Issues

1 Whether the Qatar International Court has jurisdiction under QFC law over the dispute between the parties

Ratio Decidendi

The Court held that it has jurisdiction under QFC law as the dispute arises from activities connected to the QFC.

Court Disposition

jurisdiction affirmed

Orders

The Qatar International Court affirms its jurisdiction to hear the case.

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