Q: Hi I would like to ask a question. A few years ago, the United Arab Emirates decided to issue an arrest warrant and have me deported back to the United Arab Emirates. The case was taken up by the British court system, which stated that due to the fact that the United Arab Emirates has a very bad history and human rights, the British government did not send me back to the United Arab emirates. Given this fact, does that mean that I can use the United Arab Emirates as a stopover at the airport while on the transit to Pakistan from London?

Q: Hi Mr Naser, Thanks for your fast response. We are based in Abu Dhabi. Q.1 As we know that for a rent cheque bounce after the police case is closed and the civil case is opened, will the judge decide on the amount for instalments in this civil case? Won't he consider what we say how much we can pay? Q.2 During eviction case, when the rent/lease expires and since the lease is now connected with Tawtheeq which expires as well, will ADDC cut my electricity during this time? Q.3 My friend has a bank loan of AED 60K approx from a bank here in the UAE and he did not pay for the last 7 or 8 months. This bank has a branch in Pakistan. If he travels to Pakistan due to an emergency and the bank proceeds with its action, what action(s) will that be? (So far no action from the bank) Q.4 If he goes to Pakistan, what will be the consequences for an already running civil case of a bank loan default? Q.5 for a credit card security cheque bounce, can a bank directly file a civil case?

Q: I have a few questions. Q.1 My friend has a bank loan of AED 60,000 approx from a bank here in the UAE and he did not pay for the last 7or 8 months and the bank is calling for recovery. They have a law firm here which has a branch in Pakistan and this bank also has a branch in Pakistan. If my friend travels to Pakistan due to an emergency now and the bank proceeds with its action, what action(s) will that be? (So far no action from the bank - no case from them) Q.2 If he goes to Pakistan, what will the consequences be for an already running civil case of a bank loan default with another bank, this bank has no branch in Pakistan?

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