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Qatar Financial Centre Regulatory Authority and Qatar Financial Center Authority v Horizon Crescent Wealth LLC, and Mohammed Al-Emadi [2026] QIC (A) 2 (12 February 2026)
[2026] QIC (A) 2
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Read case analysisAbdulrahman Al-Rayyan v Tricion Doha QFC Branch [2026] QIC (F) 3 (11 February 2026)
The court found that the respondent failed to provide sufficient evidence of lawful grounds for termination, rendering the dismissal wrongful under QFC regulations.
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The Appellate Division dismissed AlJaber’s appeal, holding that the formal agreement already included advance-payment recovery, and upholding damages and costs.
Thales QFZ LLC v AlJaber Engineering Company W.L.L. [2026] QIC (A) 1 (11 February 2026)
The court found the respondent breached contractual obligations and is liable for damages.
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The Court dismissed Mr Al-Rayyan’s employment claim against Tricion Doha QFC Branch, finding the contracts were not intended to create a genuine employment relationship.
The Court entered default judgment for QAR 116,269.30 against Textec International Trading QFZ LLC and dismissed an unsupported QAR 50,000 damages claim.
Schenker Logistics WLL v Textec International Trading QFZ LLC [2026] QIC (F) 2 (28 January 2026)
The court found that the defendant breached the contract without lawful excuse and is liable for damages to the claimant.
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The court ordered Learnvert Trading WLL to pay International Law Chambers LLC QAR 18,612.50, plus 5% interest from 3 December 2025 and reasonable costs.
International Law Chambers LLC v Learnvert Trading WLL [2026] QIC (F) 1 (27 January 2026)
The court held that the defendant breached the consultancy agreement by failing to pay the agreed fees and not providing proper notice of termination. The claimant was entitled to damages as the contract was valid and enforceable.
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Registrar assessed costs after a jurisdiction challenge failed, reducing a QAR 300,000 fixed fee claim to QAR 75,000 and refusing indemnity costs.
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