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Tamanna BNPL LLC v Gopi Krishna Thurpati

Default judgment was granted for QAR 2,952.70 arising from four BNPL agreements after the defendant failed to file a defence.

  • Default judgment
  • Debt recovery
  • Contractual liability
  • Consumer credit agreements
  • Jurisdiction
  • Default-judgment
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Civil law

CGA v CHL

The court stayed the claim after reading the parties’ signed settlement agreement and allowed either party to apply to give effect to it.

  • Settlement agreement
  • Stay of proceedings
  • Permission to apply
  • Settlement-agreement
  • Stay-of-proceedings
  • Permission-to-apply
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Tamanna BNPL LLC v Ali Musa A A Al-Shammari

Default judgment was granted for Tamanna BNPL LLC after the defendant failed to file a defence. The court ordered payment of QAR 7,933.50 and reasonable costs.

  • Default judgment
  • Contract dispute
  • Bnpl agreement
  • Jurisdiction
  • Costs
  • Default-judgment
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Civil law

Tamanna BNPL LLC v Nedal Bakhit

Default judgment was granted for the claimant in a BNPL debt claim, with the defendant ordered to pay QAR 3,996.75 plus reasonable costs.

  • Default judgment
  • Bnpl agreement
  • Debt recovery
  • Jurisdiction
  • Default-judgment
  • Debt-recovery
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Civil law

QB v ST and C

The Court stayed further proceedings after the parties executed and agreed a settlement agreement, while allowing application to carry the settlement into effect.

  • Settlement agreement
  • Stay of proceedings
  • Settlement-agreements
  • Stay-of-proceedings
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