Qatar Judgment

CGA v CHL

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Holding and result

The court, having been provided with the parties' executed Settlement Agreement dated 6 July 2026 and noting that the parties had agreed its terms, ordered that all further proceedings in the claim be stayed except for the purpose of carrying into effect the terms of the Settlement Agreement, and granted permission to apply.

Court disposition

Proceedings stayed subject to the settlement agreement.

Orders

  • All further proceedings in this claim be stayed, except for the purpose of carrying into effect the terms of the Settlement Agreement.
  • The parties have permission to apply.

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Material facts

Parties

CGA

Claimant Counsel: Noora Sarhan Lawyers & Legal Consultants (Doha, Qatar)

CHL

Defendant Counsel: self-represented

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Procedural history

  1. Posture

    Civil and Commercial Court Claim / Judgment on Settlement Agreement

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Questions and positions

Legal issues

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Court’s reasoning

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    Judgment order

    Where parties have executed and agreed a settlement agreement, the court may stay further proceedings except for the purpose of carrying the agreement into effect.

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Ratio, limits and disposition

Ratio decidendi

The court, having been provided with the parties' executed Settlement Agreement dated 6 July 2026 and noting that the parties had agreed its terms, ordered that all further proceedings in the claim be stayed except for the purpose of carrying into effect the terms of the Settlement Agreement, and granted permission to apply.

Court disposition

Proceedings stayed subject to the settlement agreement.

  • All further proceedings in this claim be stayed, except for the purpose of carrying into effect the terms of the Settlement Agreement.
  • The parties have permission to apply.

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Judgment

In the name of His Highness Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, Emir of the State of Qatar Neutral Citation: [2026] QIC (E) 10

IN THE QATAR FINANCIAL CENTRE

CIVIL AND COMMERCIAL COURT Date: 7 July 2026 CASE NO: CTFIC0042/2026 CGA v CHL Claimant Defendant

JUDGMENT Before: Mr Umar Azmeh, Registrar UPON READING the Settlement Agreement executed by the parties on 6 July 2026, a copy of which has been provided to the Court, AND UPON the parties having agreed to the terms set out in the Settlement Agreement, IT IS ORDERED that: 1. All further proceedings in this claim be stayed, except for the purpose of carrying into effect the terms of the Settlement Agreement.

2. The parties have permission to apply. By the Court, [signed] Mr Umar Azmeh, Registrar A signed copy of this Judgment has been filed with the Registry. Representation The Claimant was represented by Noora Sarhan Lawyers & Legal Consultants (Doha, Qatar). The Defendant was self-represented. 2

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