A court order was issued against me based on fake witness about documents. How to convert that in my appeal?

Greetings,

In this case, it is crucial to focus on presenting any available evidence that supports your version of events.

Since the complainant and their witness have not provided tangible proof, such as written documents, CCTV footage, or receipts, you should highlight the lack of evidence and emphasize that their statements are merely claims.

It is important to present a clear argument, backed by any supporting documents or witnesses you have, to counter the allegations.

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Dear Client,

Thanks for your question!

I hope you are doing well. I will assist you in this matter.

In your appeal, emphasize the lack of concrete evidence supporting the complainant's claim. Highlight that no written documents, receipts, or CCTV footage were presented to prove you received the shipping documents.

Question the credibility of the witness, noting their friendship with the complainant may affect impartiality. Present any evidence you have that contradicts their claims.

Request a thorough review of the case, stressing the importance of basing decisions on verifiable facts rather than unsupported allegations.

Respectfully ask the judge to consider the absence of substantive evidence from the complainant. Remain composed and focused on presenting your case logically, allowing the Court of Appeal to review the facts objectively.

Thanks & Regards,

ABDUL WAHIED

Thank you for reaching out and sharing the details of your case.

It seems there is a significant dispute regarding the claim that you received shipping documents, and it’s crucial that we address this issue effectively in your appeal.

In your appeal, it’s essential to highlight the lack of tangible evidence presented by the complainant and their witness. To challenge the claims made against you, you should:

Emphasize the absence of physical or documentary evidence: Point out that the complainant and his witness failed to present any written documents, receipts, CCTV footage, or any form of evidence that could support their claim.

Question the credibility of the witness: If the witness is a friend of the complainant, their testimony may be seen as biased, so we should emphasize this in our defense.

Present any available evidence supporting your case: If you have documents, communications, or anything that can substantiate your position, it should be presented to show that the complainant's claims are unfounded.

Highlight inconsistencies in the complainant's story: If there are contradictions or discrepancies in their narrative, it is important to bring these to the court’s attention to show that their case lacks credibility.

Since you’ve already submitted your defense papers, we’ll work together to ensure these points are clearly presented in the appeal hearing.

I would recommend scheduling a meeting to go over the appeal strategy in detail and make sure all points are well-argued to counter the false claims.

Please feel free to reach out to me on WhatsApp or by phone to discuss further. I am here to guide you through this process.

Best regards,

Suhail Rana

Dear.

You must also bring witnesses to confirm the validity of your statements to the Court of Appeal, and in all cases, we recommend hiring a lawyer to defend you.

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Dear questioner,

Under UAE law, the claimant must prove their allegations with clear evidence, such as official documents, recordings, or credible witnesses.

If the case relies solely on a witness statement without any material evidence, you can emphasize this lack of proof during the appeal and request the court to review the presented evidence.

To prove that the witness is lying, you can:

1. Request to cross-examine the witness to highlight inconsistencies in their statements.

2. Challenge the credibility of the witness if they have a personal interest against you.

3. Demonstrate the absence of any official documents supporting the claimant’s allegations.

We can assist you in drafting a legal memorandum that includes these points, and we can also help you highlight the weaknesses in the evidence presented against you.

For legal consultation, you can contact me by phone.

Mohamed salah

Legal consultant