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Srinivas Patta and Others v Meinhardt Bim Studios LLC and Another

Court of First Instance
CASE NO: CTFIC0014/2022-CTFIC0015/2022-CTFIC0019/2022-CTFIC0020/2022
Neutral Citation
[2022] QIC (F) 9
Date
12 June 2022
Status
Keywords
Aggravated Damages
First Instance Circuit
Exemplary Damages
QFC Employment Regulations
Small claims track
Summary Judgment
Unpaid Salary
Employment
Judges
Sir Bruce Robertson
Fritz Brand
Helen Mountfield KC
Summary

The Qatar International Court ruled on four separate cases involving unpaid salaries claimed by former employees of Meinhardt Bim Studios LLC (Meinhardt Qatar). Justice Bruce Robertson, Justice Fritz Brand, and Justice Helen Mountfield QC presided over the cases. The court ordered Meinhardt Qatar to pay QAR 56,000 to Srinivas Patta, QAR 18,580.61 to Saddam Hussain Mohammed, QAR 34,335.63 to Aditi Goswami, and QAR 17,484.16 to Nishit Paul. The defendants did not respond to the claims. The court expressed concern over the increase in unpaid salary claims and emphasized the need for timely resolution of such cases.

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  • Sir Bruce Robertson

    New Zealand

  • Fritz Brand

    South Africa

  • Helen Mountfield KC

    England

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