Lily v Leon Restaurant Difc [2020] DIFC SCT 268 (05 October 2020)
Clause 14 of the Employment Contract is void under DIFC Employment Law, and the Claimant is entitled to end of service entitlements, including gratuity and qualifying scheme contributions, as calculated under the law, plus unpaid salary. Claims for flight allowance and compensation are dismissed due to lack of evidence.
- Citation
- [2020] DIFC SCT 268
- Parties
- Claimant: LILY; Defendant: LEON Restaurant DIFC
- Jurisdiction
- United Arab Emirates
- Judgment Date
- 05 October 2020
- Procedural Posture
- Employment Dispute Small Claims Tribunal / Judgment After Hearing
- Outcome
- Claim partly allowed
- Legal Topics
- End of Service Entitlements, Gratuity, Unpaid Salary, Flight Allowance, Compensation, DIFC Employment Law
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Parties
LILY
Claimant
LEON Restaurant DIFC
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Employment Dispute Small Claims Tribunal / Judgment After Hearing
Legal Issues
- 1 Is the Claimant entitled to end of service entitlements under DIFC Employment Law?
- 2 Is Clause 14 of the Employment Contract void under DIFC Employment Law?
- 3 Is the Claimant entitled to gratuity, unpaid salary, flight allowance, and compensation?
Ratio Decidendi
Clause 14 of the Employment Contract is void under DIFC Employment Law, and the Claimant is entitled to end of service entitlements, including gratuity and qualifying scheme contributions, as calculated under the law, plus unpaid salary. Claims for flight allowance and compensation are dismissed due to lack of evidence.
Court Disposition
Claim partly allowed
Orders
- Defendant to pay Claimant AED 4,141.47 as end of service entitlements
- Defendant to pay Claimant AED 367.50 as court fee
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