Q: My ex-colleague was an employee in a Sharjah Hamriya Free Zone entity owned by an Indian expatriate. During his tenure as Finance Manager, he was a co-signatory to bank cheques. He has not signed any guarantee cheques or loan agreements with banks except as a witness to the document signed between the bank and the owner. He has resigned in Dec 2015 and since then the owner of the business has run away from the UAE. Now my colleague is under threat from the banks which have provided banking lines to the entity that he will be sued as he was also responsible as Finance Manager of the entity. Want to know can the banks include my colleague as a party to the case? If yes, what would be my colleague's liability? Can the bank file a criminal case & enforce a travel ban on my colleague?

Q: You paid your partners in a Limited Liability Company a personal cheque to buy their shares. They took the money but never transferred the shares to my name. They closed the bank account and took the money.

Q: I would like to ask a question. If there is a company with limited liability between three partners, can any of the partners remove any employee from the company, such as the director of managers, the implementation manager, the director of the hall, any other manager or any other employee without the consent of the other partners?