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Boom General Contractors WLL v Sharq Insurance LLC

Court of First Instance
CTFIC0002/2024
Neutral Citation
[2025] QIC (C) 3
Date
12 March 2025
Status
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First Instance Circuit
Costs
Costs Assessment
Before
Umar Azmeh
Summary

In the Qatar Financial Centre Civil and Commercial Court, Boom General Contractors WLL was ordered to pay Sharq Insurance LLC QAR 157,000 in costs following a judgment on 22 July 2024 that struck out the Claimant's claims. The Appellate Division denied permission to appeal on 16 October 2024. The Defendant submitted a costs application, claiming QAR 233,518 for legal fees and preparation costs. The Court found the rates reasonable and allowed the full amount for counsel's fees, deeming the Defendant's incurred costs reasonable and proportionate.

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