Papel Payment Services Provider LLC against Monitox LTD (Court of Session) [2026] CSIH 7 (06 February 2026)
Monitox was given sufficient notice of the proceedings and the payment order in a manner that afforded an opportunity to present its case, considering the parties' contractual submission to UAE law and Dubai courts, the English translation of the pre-application notice, and the ability to seek translation or legal advice. The absence of an English translation of the right to appeal did not, in the circumstances, amount to a breach of natural justice. Accordingly, the Emirati judgment is recognised and enforced.
- Citation
- [2026] CSIH 7
- Parties
- Pursuer and Reclaimer: Papel Payment Services Provider LLC; Defender and Respondent: Monitox Limited
- Jurisdiction
- Scotland
- Judgment Date
- 06 February 2026
- Procedural Posture
- Commercial Action (reclaiming Motion/appeal) / Appeal (reclaiming Motion) From Commercial Judge's Dismissal
- Outcome
- reclaiming motion allowed; commercial judge's interlocutor recalled; decree granted for sums due with interest; expenses reserved
- Legal Topics
- Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments, Natural Justice, Service of Process, Translation of Legal Documents, Contractual Jurisdiction Clauses
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Parties
Papel Payment Services Provider LLC
Pursuer and Reclaimer
Monitox Limited
Defender and Respondent
Procedural Posture
Commercial Action (reclaiming Motion/appeal) / Appeal (reclaiming Motion) From Commercial Judge's Dismissal
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the Emirati payment order judgment should be recognised and enforced in Scotland
- 2 Whether the manner of notification to Monitox breached principles of natural justice under Scottish law
Ratio Decidendi
Monitox was given sufficient notice of the proceedings and the payment order in a manner that afforded an opportunity to present its case, considering the parties' contractual submission to UAE law and Dubai courts, the English translation of the pre-application notice, and the ability to seek translation or legal advice. The absence of an English translation of the right to appeal did not, in the circumstances, amount to a breach of natural justice. Accordingly, the Emirati judgment is recognised and enforced.
Court Disposition
reclaiming motion allowed; commercial judge's interlocutor recalled; decree granted for sums due with interest; expenses reserved
Orders
- Monitox Limited to pay Papel Payment Services Provider LLC $130,725 and £26,874.89 with interest as found due by the Dubai court
- Recall of the commercial judge's interlocutor of 1 May 2025
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