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Arwa Zakaria Ahmed Abu Hamdieh v Lesha Bank LLC

Court of First Instance
Case No. CTFIC0007/2022
Neutral Citation
[2022] QIC (F) 7
Date
12 May 2022
Status
Keywords
Employment
First Instance Circuit
Immigration
QFC Employment Code
QFC Immigration Regulations
Summary Judgment
Judges
Lord Hamilton
Fritz Brand
Helen Mountfield KC
Summary

The case involves Arwa Zakaria Ahmed Abu Hamdieh, who filed for summary judgment against Qatar First Bank LLC (QFB) in the Qatar International Court. Arwa, a former employee of QFB, alleges that QFB failed to complete her residency sponsorship transfer after terminating her employment. She claims this resulted in financial losses and seeks an order for QFB to finalize her sponsorship transfer and pay governmental fines for delays. QFB contends they fulfilled all obligations and that Arwa hindered the process. The court granted a summary judgment for the transfer and scheduled further hearings to resolve additional claims.

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  • Lord Hamilton

    Scotland

  • Fritz Brand

    South Africa

  • Helen Mountfield KC

    England

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