Q: My employee has filed a case against me. I lost the case. The employee is claiming AED 54,000/- from the court. Dubai court has given a decision against me. In the "Petition for review - labor" section, I filed for an appeal which I lost again. I need to appeal again in order to file a case as he has forged my signature and his salary was AED 2700/- and all salaries are paid while he is claiming that AED 50,000/= was paid by him as company expenses.

Q: Cassation Court has rejected my civil appeal and I, along with 3 more people, have been made liable to pay 360k each. I wanted to know what happens if I don't have money to pay. Can the court issue an arrest warrant or put a travel ban? Will they freeze my bank accounts for recovery? Also, can I speak to the party who has put a claim to settle it outside? As I have spent a lot of money on the last 5 years fighting the case and now I don't have money. Please advise!

Q: I gave a loan of AED 200,000 to a person. He gave me a letter acknowledging that he received 200,000 from me. Later on, he gave me cheques for 100,000 and a letter stating that this was partial payment of a loan. The cheques bounced. I made a court case and submitted the cheques and acknowledgment of partial payment. I did not submit the letter acknowledging that the debtor received AED 200,000 from me. I won a verdict for the 100,000 AED. Later on, I started a court case for the remainder of AED 100,000. I submitted the letter acknowledging that the debtor received AED 200,000 from me. I explained that I had already won the case for the first 100,000 and this was a lawsuit for the remainder of 100,000. I won the First Instance and the Appeal judgment. Suddenly, the case was rejected by the Cassation Court. They wrote that my case for the second payment of AED 100,000 was a repeat of the first case of AED 100,000 and had already been judged What can I do in such a circumstance?

Q: Dear Sir/Madam, What should I say at the hearing if I disagree with the judge's verdict?

The law promulgates UAE Civil Procedures Code (Civil Procedure Law) which governs civil procedures in the United Arab Emirates, including the prosecution before the courts, litigation and execution.