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Can one month in jail cover multiple execution cases for a manager?
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I have 4 execution cases against a company and want to put the manager in jail. I also have an execution against the manager directly, in his personal capacity.
Another creditor has two execution cases against the same company and wants to put the same manager in jail. The other creditor also has an execution case against the same manager, in his personal capacity.
Suppose we, two creditors, succeed in getting 6 arrest warrants against this manager since he is the manager of the company. And we also succeed in getting two arrest warrants due to personal execution directly against the manager in his personal capacity.
Question 1: Can the same one month in jail be counted against multiple execution cases?
Question 2: Can the manager be in jail for 3 months maximum in his role as manager, and then 3 months contiguously in his personal capacity?
Question 3: Is it better to stagger the application for arrest warrants, or is it better to apply for all 8 arrest warrants at the same time?
Dear Questioner,
1. It is possible for the same month in jail to be counted against multiple execution cases, as long as the manager is serving time for the specific debts owed in each case.
2. It is possible for the manager to serve a maximum of 3 months in jail in his role as manager, and then serve an additional 3 months in his personal capacity. However, this would depend on the specific laws and regulations in the jurisdiction where the arrests are being made.
3. It may be more effective to stagger the application for arrest warrants in order to ensure that the manager is continuously serving time for each execution case. This approach may also put more pressure on the manager to resolve the debts owed. However, it is ultimately up to the creditors and their legal advisors to determine the best course of action based on the specific circumstances of the case.
Dear Questioner,
1. No, the same jail term cannot be counted against multiple execution cases. Each execution case will have its own separate jail term.
A. Yes, the manager can be in jail for a maximum of 3 months in his role as manager and then another 3 months in his personal capacity. However, this will depend on the specific circumstances of the case and the decision of the court.
3. It is generally better to stagger the application for arrest warrants as it may increase the chances of success. However, this will also depend on the specific circumstances of the case and the decision of the court. It is important to consult with a lawyer for specific advice on your case.
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Dear Questioner,
Thanks for your inquiry!
Regarding the above, we would like to inform you that:
1: No, the same period of jail time cannot be counted against multiple execution cases. Each execution case will have its own separate jail term.
2. Yes, the manager can be in jail for a maximum of 3 months in his role as manager and then another 3 months in his personal capacity. However, it is important to note that the total jail term cannot exceed 6 months.
3: It is generally better to stagger the application for arrest warrants as it allows for a more organized and efficient process.
However, this decision ultimately depends on the specific circumstances of the case and the advice of us as a legal professional.
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Greetings,
Hello,
In Dubai, jail time for execution cases is typically determined on a case-by-case basis.
Even if there are multiple execution orders against the manager (both for the company and personally), the jail time for each case would likely be served consecutively, not concurrently.
Serving one month in jail won't count against multiple execution cases. He would potentially have to serve separate sentences for each case.
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Hello,
If someone is already in prison due to the first case, and then a prison sentence is issued against them for the second case while they are still in prison for the first one, the prison sentence in the second case becomes meaningless.
