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Civil procedure

WLC v C

On the Appellant’s notice of withdrawal, the Court stayed all further proceedings and allowed the parties liberty to apply.

  • Withdrawal of appeal
  • Stay of proceedings
  • Withdrawal-of-appeal
  • Stay-of-proceedings
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Civil procedure

Re Horizon Crescent Wealth LLC (In Liquidation)

The Registrar assessed costs in the Horizon Crescent liquidation, reducing claimed amounts and awarding QAR 143,000 each to Ms Gharbi and Mr Delli Compagni, and QAR 5,000 to Mr Rime.

  • Assessment of reasonable costs
  • Liquidation expenses
  • Successful party
  • Proportionality
  • Common issues across claims
  • Costs-assessment
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Civil procedure

M v D

The Registrar held the defendant was a litigant-in-person, applied the QAR 200 hourly rate, disallowed 7 research hours, and awarded QAR 3,000 in costs.

  • Jurisdiction challenge
  • Arbitration clause
  • Litigant-in-person hourly rate
  • Assessment of reasonable costs
  • Costs
  • Litigant-in-person
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Civil procedure

Ibrahim Al-Nasr and Ali Al-Maadeed v Nexus Financial Services WLL

The Court refused a review of the Registrar’s costs assessment, holding there was no material misdirection and the costs award was not disproportionate.

  • Review of registrar’s costs assessment
  • Discretionary costs order
  • Proportionality of costs
  • Appellate and first instance costs
  • Costs
  • Civil-procedure
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Civil procedure

J v K

The Appellate Division refused permission to appeal against refusal to vacate a trial date, holding the listing decision was reasonable and consistent with the overriding objective.

  • Adjournment of trial
  • Choice of counsel
  • Overriding objective
  • Costs
  • Share transfer
  • Jurisdictional appeal
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