Aparna Shan

I currently have a civil case, and a judgment was passed in my absence where the court ruled that I should pay the full amount. With the new laws passed regarding bounced cheques, I paid the fine for this case but the civil case and judgment were passed already. The amount for both the credit card and loan is a total of AED 324,000. I would like to find out how I can get the judgment removed and find a way forward in closing the civil case as I have a travel ban and can’t get employment.

I currently have a civil case, and a judgment was passed in my absence where the court ruled that I should pay the full amount. With the new laws passed regarding bounced cheques, I paid the fine for this case but the civil case and judgment were passed already. The amount for both the credit card and loan is a total of AED 324,000. I would like to find out how I can get the judgment removed and find a way forward in closing the civil case as I have a travel ban and can’t get employment.

I purchased a tenanted villa recently. Before signing form B, we asked the seller through the broker if the tenant could vacate the house upon expiry of the tenancy contract, and the seller said yes verbally. So we signed form B, proceeded with the buying process, and confirmed as vacate house again with the seller during the final transfer. We've sold the place we used to live in because we will move into this new house and stay in temporary accommodation until the tenancy contract of this new house expires. However, now the tenant doesn't want to vacate the house upon expiry of the tenancy contract. What can I do in this case?

I purchased a tenanted villa recently. Before signing form B, we asked the seller through the broker if the tenant could vacate the house upon expiry of the tenancy contract, and the seller said yes verbally. So we signed form B, proceeded with the buying process, and confirmed as vacate house again with the seller during the final transfer. We've sold the place we used to live in because we will move into this new house and stay in temporary accommodation until the tenancy contract of this new house expires. However, now the tenant doesn't want to vacate the house upon expiry of the tenancy contract. What can I do in this case?

We run LLC construction and transportation company established in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Both are separate companies. However, there are companies that owe us nearly 3 million. - Among the companies, one of them was executed in 2013 and paid us 26% (600k out of 2.3M) of the total amount. - The second company was declared as defaulter 3 years ago and has to pay us yet. No execution has taken place. The lawyer was hired and the case is still with her. - The third company, main-contractor and we as sub-contractor. Recently, the project got terminated by the client and owes us around 850k, no claim has been filed yet. My question to a lawyer: 1. Can I re-open a case against the first company and transfer it to Saudi Arabia where they're based? I'm not sure if they still have projects in the UAE. 2. Do you see all these as a potential case that can be executed and handled by a single lawyer? If yes, I can email you all the documents and I would like to get feedback so we can proceed further. Thank you