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Default judgment was granted for unpaid construction consultancy fees, with the defendant ordered to pay QAR 27,800, interest of QAR 3,284.68, and costs.
The Court partly upheld a subcontractor’s claim, ordering payment of two invoices and modest damages, but dismissing claims for duplicate AMC charges and later invoices.
The Court found unfair prejudice to a minority shareholder from withheld valuation information, a concealed voluntary winding-up, and unequal treatment of Class B members.
The Appellate Division refused permission to appeal in a services fee dispute, holding that the applicant’s new evidence could not be used to challenge the first-instance judgment.
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.
The Court partly upheld a jurisdictional challenge, keeping misrepresentation and negligent misstatement claims, but striking out breach of warranty, knowing receipt and unjust enrichment.
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.
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