Q: How to withdraw a labour case from the labour court? What is the procedure to cancel the work visa? (the company is not ready to cancel my visa due to the labour case).

Q: I filed a labour case against employer for pending salaries and EOSB, and cancellation of visa. The complaint was transferred to the court now. I received the link and registered the case against the employer now, which will be heard after 12 days. My employer is asking me to sign the cancellation and collect my amount but I am not at all satisfied with their offer.  My question is how can I answer them as the matter is in the court already? Any cancellation now needs to be done through the court, so please advise what shall I reply to them. Once the file is open, I need to wait for the judgement and then follow up for visa cancellation not before the case is done. If I do it before and listen to my employer what will the consequences be? Please advise.

Q: Dear Madam, I am about to join another company but my visa cancellation was on hold because of the travel ban issued by a bank due to a bounced cheque. CID had advised me to take court clearance to remove the travel ban. When I went to Al Adheed, they advised me to file an appeal to get court clearance which I applied for & paid the fee the same day. After 5 days, someone advised me to just ask the bank to withdraw the case since I already cleared all my loans a month ago. Please advise which process will take less time. When I went to the bank they told me that I need to pay the lawyer's fee and other fees for them to withdraw my case and it will take them 2 weeks to withdraw. How long will my appeal take? (It's already 1 week since I applied) Can I withdraw my appeal and ask the bank to withdraw the case? How long will it take in withdrawing my appeal? The other company is not letting me join until they had process my visa and I'm afraid I might loose this job due to this issue.

With the introduction of the new procedures for obtaining a power of attorney (POA) remotely in the UAE, after it was mandatory to appear in person in front of the notary public as a global rule to ensure the identity and intention of the person requesting a POA, we put between your hands this brief guide for how you get it done.

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.