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The Court partly upheld a jurisdictional challenge, keeping misrepresentation and negligent misstatement claims, but striking out breach of warranty, knowing receipt and unjust enrichment.
The court upheld the defendant’s jurisdictional challenge, finding the parties had agreed to arbitrate. Proceedings were stayed and costs awarded to the defendant.
The Court held it had jurisdiction over a QFC-related consultancy dispute, awarded Rathmore Consulting LLC AED 80,000 plus interest, and dismissed Horton Interiors LLC’s counterclaim.
The court dismissed a claim for USD 11,248.85, holding the defendant was not party to the employment contract and the QFC Court lacked jurisdiction.
The court allowed amendment to substitute the claimant’s wife as the proper claimant and dismissed the defendant’s jurisdiction challenge, with each party bearing its own costs.
The Court held it had no jurisdiction over the claim against the First Defendant because the dispute arose from an alleged loan agreement, not from a QFC-linked arrangement.
The Court granted an amendment and entered judgment against Prime Financial Solutions LLC for three sums, while refusing other monetary claims and allowing discontinuance against two defendants.
The Appellate Division held that article 9.2 of the QFC Rules does not create opt-in jurisdiction beyond the QFC Law. The appeal was dismissed.
Costs judgment awarding the 5th Defendant QAR 8,500 after her successful jurisdiction challenge, applying the litigant-in-person rate of QAR 100 per hour.
The Appellate Division allowed the appeal on jurisdiction, holding that a QFZA employee’s dispute fell within the Administrative Circuit, not article 44 of the QFZ Law.
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