Civil case by the bank claiming cheque amount more than the original debt

What if I originally owe AED 4,000 (I have proof in documents) but the bank wrote AED 198,060 and secured judgment in absentia to pay AED 198,060 + 12% interest annually in civil court.

Then the execution department put a travel ban.

What are my options in the above situation?

Hi

Since it's a civil case in absentia and you are disputing the interest, you can appeal, appoint an accounting expert and reduce the accumulated interest.

We can assist in this consultant report aiming to reduce the amount. Please contact for more details.

Sayed Abdalla

No. I'm disputing the false written amount on my security cheque.

I owe originally AED 4,000 but the Bank wrote AED 198,060 and filed a civil case and secured favorable judgment in absentia for the cheque amount + 12% interest. Assuming total would be approx AED 300,000.

I believe the execution department will only want the full amount of AED 300,000 or a payment plan to pay AED 300,000 in installments.

The false cheque is based on the calculation of the accumulated interest.

If you need further assistance and advice documents to be provided to the email above.

Regards

My apology for not explaining my question to you properly.

1- I owed AED 4,000 in November 2008.

2- The Bank wrote AED 198,080 on my security cheque to file a police case in November 2008.

3- in 2013, The civil court gave a judgment in absentia to pay AED 198,080 + 12% interest.

This is not the question of how the bank can do it, because the bank did it and back in 2008 banking collection department was way aggressive.

Hi,

Documents please for detailed advice with the email forward and you can call me as well.

Sent them to your email.

Thanks.

Sayed Abdalla