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The court upheld the defendant’s jurisdictional challenge, finding the parties had agreed to arbitrate. Proceedings were stayed and costs awarded to the defendant.
Default judgment was entered for the claimant BNPL provider for QAR 5,111.01, with costs, after the defendant failed to file a defence.
The court gave effect to the parties’ settlement agreement and stayed all further proceedings, except to carry that agreement into effect, with liberty to apply.
Default judgment was granted for QAR 2,952.70 arising from four BNPL agreements after the defendant failed to file a defence.
The court stayed the claim after reading the parties’ signed settlement agreement and allowed either party to apply to give effect to it.
Default judgment was entered for QAR 300,000, interest, and costs after the Defendant failed to file a defence, with leave to seek further relief by summary judgment.
The First Instance Circuit ordered the defendant to pay QAR 579.51 and reasonable costs after he admitted default under a BNPL agreement.
The Court refused the Defendant/Applicant’s request to relist the trial, holding that judicial availability and expeditious case management outweighed counsel and witness availability concerns.
The Court dismissed Nexus Financial Services WLL’s summary judgment application in consolidated investor claims, leaving limitation and authority issues for trial.
The Court accepted the Respondents’ proposed undertaking as adequate, held that the liquidator could only deal with the First Respondent’s assets, and reserved costs.
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