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The Registrar assessed costs at QAR 95,925, reduced part of the claimed fees, and ordered enhanced interest at 7% from the third working day after judgment.
Rutherford Bess and Attwood LLP v Qatar Financial Centre Authority [2026] QIC (A) 7 (30 March 2026)
The Court held that the Qatar Financial Centre Authority complied with statutory and regulatory requirements in revoking the applicant's license, and procedural fairness was observed throughout the process.
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The Appellate Division allowed the appeal, holding the members’ resolution formed part of the LLP agreement and could support salary deductions under the tax rules.
The Court held that unpaid ESO payment orders become statutory debts enforceable by both the ESO and the beneficiary, and granted declaratory relief plus indemnity costs.
The Court confirmed and widened an interim injunction, rejecting a jurisdiction challenge and finding a real risk of asset dissipation pending final determination.
J v K [2026] QIC (F) 7 (29 March 2026)
K breached the contract and failed to establish force majeure; J is entitled to damages.
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The Court dismissed K’s jurisdictional challenge, holding that article 133(2) of the QFC Company Regulations 2005 validly conferred jurisdiction via article 9.3 of the Rules.
Qatar Financial Centre Employment Standards Office v Expert Credit Solutions Consultancy LLC [2026] QIC (F) 5 (29 March 2026)
The court found that the respondent breached the QFC Employment Standards Regulations by failing to pay wages and provide statutory benefits, and that the applicant was entitled to remedies as prescribed by the regulations.
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The Appellate Division held that Mr El-Emadi’s preferential employee claim in the Horizon Crescent liquidation was capped at QAR 182,000 under article 148(1).
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